Ngāti Maru, I've been thinking over the last couple of days about what this means for you all as the last of Taranaki iwi to settle, and what settlement means for a people who have lost their whenua through actions of the Crown. We acknowledge that period of time just in recent times that you've had to battle, again, the Crown, and we hear that karanga, whakahokia mai te whenua ki a mātou, a te mana whenua [call, return the land to us, to those with traditional authority over the land].