The Moriori people sought protection from the Crown, from the State. The issues and the injustice—and, I mean, it's just not a word we would think we would be using in this Parliament about our own country post-1840, but—the slavery continued. We saw it go before the Native Land Court, which perpetuated further injustice. Sadly, at around this time, that wasn't uncommon for the Native Land Court, where some 97 percent of land went to Māori, but only three percent to Moriori. 