It recognises the wrongs of the past, and there have been many wrongs in the past. For me, it's great to be part of this process, being in Parliament and being part of the process of Treaty settlements and understanding a lot more of the history of New Zealand that I would probably never have been able to learn about or never had the opportunity learn about, but I've had to because I've been in here and I've been part of the process, in the Māori Affairs Committee. So you do get to understand what went on in the past and what we've got to do to put it right. So it's really great to be part of that with my colleague here, Harete Hipango, who has been promoted up in our party, and she represents us well. It recognises the wrongs of the past and, in my view, unlocks future potential for the region, for the iwi, for the country.