I think it's really interesting that we get to a point where, through a great deal of time and a lot of discussion, we end up with some sort of a settlement which enables us to move on. I think that's the important thing for this Parliament. It's the very important thing for New Zealand. I think, where we've got to a point of settling these—I was going to say adequately, but that's probably not a very good word—processes and we come out the other end of them, I think we're getting some very good results. I think that's such a great thing for future generations of New Zealanders because it does get us to a point that's, I suppose, satisfactory for us all.