It's an interesting kōrero, and I respect Gerry Brownlee because he's been part of that kōrero—because the challenge is: do you take nothing or do you take something? That's the challenge always for our Māori leadership: do you take nothing or something? That was the challenge for Mahuta and for O'Regan. These are not silly men; these are not silly rangatira. So you're talking about these people taking $170 million in 1995, 1996. Gerry Brownlee might know the economists at the time, particularly in terms of Ngāi Tahu, were talking about Ngāi Tahu being worth—