They represent relationships with local government, and the ability to come to the negotiating table as equals in the local government sphere. They represent relationships with arms of Government like the Department of Conservation, and the Ministry for Culture and Heritage, and those culture and heritage acknowledgments are an opportunity to build on the rich history and culture, and to tell those stories to a wider New Zealand audience. Some of those relationships will be held at the marae level, some at the hapū level, and they allow for the growth of leadership, and a pipeline of young leaders in Rangitihi who will become ready to take on the leadership mantle that those negotiators watching today have taken so well, and have set an incredible example. 