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Applause I'm showing you this picture and here because Lucky Aldridge is evidence to the Waitangi tribunal is where this role play comes from he gave really strong evidence about a period that's often kind of mocked in colonial discourse, and it's the period around the time of the trading that we do with their trading cards, and now I'm janitor tdg workshop when the wrong at Arabic and together and gather into an assembly that later does be called the confederation of chiefs so we mostly it pops into our knowledge just as the confederation of chiefs but looked spent a lot of time with us explaining that that area there and wait honey that space but i Artie oh really that's there between the rocky headland of pay here and the titi awaiting him array itself that space as we are happy to cameras hop who lived, but it became a space and was always called Atari natira and that word tito rangatira it literally means you know the seat of leaders it's where leaders sit down to have counseling together and look he explained that there are tours on a Tara all around the country and they've been there for the whole time that Marty have been here because some of you know the saying you know here Ha take all night on the theater what is the food of Angara core tech corridor decay on Nara natira talk is the food of Angara so long a tiara it's not about war it's about had always set and talked and counsel so that was Nikki's evidence that we were sitting there and there's now tent and the tribunal hearing right there on tour Donna theater and that that tradition was then had developed further when the Chiefs wanted to talk about the contact with the international world, so he explained a lot about how the Declaration of Independence came out of that corridor and then hence the treaty so the role-play that I want to demonstrate to some of you have seen it and met different forms others of you haven't seen it at all, so we'll work our way through that just before we do Maria pointed out with her ever ear for which languages were we speaking that we've been using a term like motto ax and to mighty and Yokosuka and just to make it really clear and to go back to that beautiful part of the evidence that Semi mentioned that you know we're motto it means parent Tami t means child and you went on to mention the Yokosuka that that is how lucky explained in the hearings put it really clearly that the Declaration of Independence is the parent so TIF HUAC Prieta not which is the word you can see on the board behind you that's the parent document the Declaration of Independence the treaty is the child of that document, and then you said that the United Nations Declaration can be seen as the Yokosuka yes okay on and on the rights of indigenous people so that that becomes the Father of the treaty or wake and you like that yeah, so that's a beautiful way of remembering it, and it's often said now caught the up Ratana team authority TD T to my team so to link it into the way...