In the course of the commentary on this bill, that lost opportunity is talked about, and I don't think there's an easy answer to it. I find it a great privilege to speak on these bills, for the reasons I've just mentioned to some extent, but it is an extraordinarily difficult thing for a group of people in 2021 to balance what happened to people, in some cases, as early as 1850, or even earlier than that—in fact, before 1842. So it's extraordinarily difficult for us to get to the point that we can achieve, I guess, a fair settlement of grievances that have gone on for—well, if we carry on for much longer, it's going to be 200 years, isn't it? 