In closing, I want to acknowledge the leadership of those who made today possible. The Ngāti Hinerangi Iwi Trust, today is a vindication of the struggle that you have had and of the commitment you have shown. I want to honour former Minister Finlayson, who signed the terms of negotiation back in February 2014 and the first agreement in principle back in 2015. I want to acknowledge Minister Little, who signed the deed of settlement that we put into law today, and his officials. And I finally want to put into the Hansard an acknowledgment of the chief Crown negotiator of this settlement, my dad, James Willis. I have negotiated with him on many occasions, and not all negotiations have ended in settlement! I asked dad for his reflections on the settlement process, and he said that this was an example to all other iwi engaged in Treaty settlements about how to resolve overlapping claims and issues with neighbouring iwi. And he said that Ngāti Hinerangi are lovely people, good people, who have shown great patience and resilience. "Far too long forgotten and ignored, they have shown perseverance and struggle. Forgotten and ignored once, but never again."—and I will leave you with his words. Kia ora.