But I do want to move on and acknowledge the generosity of Ngāti Maru, in that context, to go into negotiations with that same Crown that has done over so many years so much harm, and to seek and accept a redress that was hard fought for and hard negotiated and that is, alongside every other Treaty settlement bill in this House, completely inadequate to the harm that was done. That does enable the return of land and 16 sites of cultural significance, though I will note that many of these lands still are subject to conditions, because, again, there is still not trust from the Crown of the generosity or the intent of hapū to be able to demonstrate manaakitanga or kaitiakitanga, and I believe that is something we need to do better on. 