So we, in this law, put that right. In doing so, we are in a sense righting the worst, or one of the worst, injustices that have happened to Moriori people—those myths, those stigmas, that were untrue and that were perpetrated by many, including the Crown. For the Crown, it wasn't simply what was done, although there were injustices done in the Māori Land Court—or the Native Land Court, I think it was at that time—but also in what was not done: what was taught and what was not taught in our classrooms. So we in our way, in this law, put it to rights. 