Let's just be clear. There wouldn't be too many people in New Zealand who don't think that the Treaty process has been a good one overall in terms of addressing historical grievances and in terms of making them right to a degree—certainly by no means perfect, but making steps to acknowledge wrongs that've been done in the past and to make right those wrongs as far as has been possible through this democratic process. The important thing is that New Zealand has accepted that under our political system, under a system in which each person has the right to participate in voting for those who make those decisions. That's a really key, fundamental point.