So I think there's just bad process here as much as anything else. I have a huge respect for Ngāi Tahu, for the engagement that I've had with them over a number of years. It's not day to day, it's not week to week, it's not month to month, but it is certainly there—on a needs basis—and recognising they're an independent organisation that, post their Treaty settlement, have not relied on the Government for anything. I think in some ways this devalues their position in our community and I don't like that either. 