But I do think that it's important that we put these in perspective and that we do our very best, at least, I guess, to honour the challenges of the past. I find it extremely difficult to think that we're trying to rectify something that started occurring 160 or 170 years ago and continued for probably nearly 100 years, and then from that time on, really nothing happened until the settlement process started, I guess, in this case, nearly some 35 or 40 years ago. But having got to this point, I just want to wish all those recipients of the settlement, the Ahuriri Hapū and all associated with it, all the best for the future. I think it's really important that we get this through the House. I wish them a safe journey home, and I think it's really important that we acknowledge that this House has done its very best to get this bill to a point that at least is acceptable and deals with some of the challenges of the past.