In 2018, I was lucky to travel with a delegation of Crown Ministers and officials to open and launch the wharf on the Chatham Islands. It was my first trip to the Rēkohu and I enjoyed, again, the hospitality of the local people, of the Moriori people, and I, too, got a visit to where Te Kooti was in prison. They took me to the lands where his followers—and I can say, the shivers across one's spine when you are retracing your tipuna's footprints over such a significant period could only be realised, like I said, by the generosity of the Moriori people. Again, I want to acknowledge my appreciation and thanks to them in this third and final reading of their bill. 