As I recall, they were colourful hearings that we conducted at times. I vividly remember our Deputy Speaker, who was a member on the committee at the time—never one to back down— engaged with one submitter and it got a bit testy. So much so that he was propositioned outside to settle it out there. Ha, ha! Never the one to back down, our Deputy Speaker stood his ground in true Te Tai Hauāuru fashion. But, fortunately, the good chair of the committee was able to bring kia tau te rangimarie, we were able to sort it out at that point, although our dear member for Ikaroa-Rāwhiti was at the ready with her Māori wardens just in case things flared up. But such is the spirit of collegialness and whanaungatanga that we share as members of the Māori Affairs Committee that we were able to resolve those issues in a rangimarie way. And here we are with this historic bill.