I stand here, understanding that the members of the select committee, and my colleague Joseph Mooney as a mainlander, had the distinct privilege, with our colleague Rino Tirikatene, to travel through to Rēkohu, the Chatham Islands. Oh, kāo? So Rino didn't. We shared the privilege of travelling to other rohe within Aotearoa at the time. We spoke and we were aware that the Moriori Claims Settlement Bill was coming before us. I didn't have the privilege of sitting on the committee at the time. However, I have read with some considerable interest—because these debates are traversing back into the history, and it's a history that many New Zealanders are not privy to. Our childhood education didn't talk about the history. The facts, as are presented through to the Waitangi Tribunal, come through these negotiation settlements, and here we are today presenting those facts for the record to be corrected.