Restoring indigenous peoples' land, where possible. It means restoring the voice of indigenous peoples within the broader nation state at the highest level of policy making. If this means that there should be indigenous seats in parliament, then that is what it means. For we can't say we recognise indigenous peoples but unfortunately we can't hear your voice out there in the bush, you don't have a chair in the parliament. No, restore their voice at the highest political level.
Restoration is the third critical element of reconciliation.
The last element is reparations, restitution , making whole that which was lost. Restitution sometimes takes the place of restoration. Let me give you some examples. You can't restore a traditional land base if it is currently being used as a nuclear toxic dump site. You don't want that, so you have to look to restore land to the indigenous peoples in a form of restitution.