Within the settlement, there's also statutory acknowledgment for 11 specific areas and deeds of recognition for another 11 areas, and this is just about ensuring that hapū are alerted to resource consent applications in areas where they have that connection, or that the Crown are obligated to consult and have regard to their views and work on those areas. It seems to me that if we acknowledge kaitiaki, then to require us to alert hapū around resource consents seems a very small step towards actually acknowledging kaitiaki and the power and the meaning of that. I think, to be honest, if we are to truly acknowledge the power and the meaning of that, then more is required of us, but I acknowledge the achievement of getting these areas in the settlement. 