Where we do differ from the Government, I think, in this area is in the more modern ventures—or I was going to say "adventures" that we are seeing from a relatively new Office for Māori Crown Relations - Te Arawhiti, which is constantly seeking under the likes of Willie Jackson and Kelvin Davis ways to reinvent and re-interpret and find new ways to keep the gravy train going. That's not my view of what should happen. I think we should right the wrongs of the past but I don't think we want to be constantly finding new and creative ways; I think actually that is overly creative and overly adventurous.