But I want to congratulate that negotiating team. These types of hui are not easy—they are not easy. And believe you me, if you haven't been down that path, if you haven't seen some of these hui, I advise anyone in the House to go and have a look. They vary in the different rohe, and then you have to come into the cities and you have to come into the Māngeres—and not everybody's happy with a settlement; no, not at all. So you do need a mixture of strength, of skills, and of humour, and I think that's what our negotiating team brought to the party. So I mihi to them and all other Ngāti Maniapoto people who are part of this House—our friend over there Mr Reti, good to see you, whanaunga, and also Simon Bridges, who I always have a bit of a joke with about Ngāti Maniapoto. Sometimes I tell him, when he's offline, that he'll be kicked out of Ngāti Maniapoto, but lately he's online and on song, so I congratulated him very much for his promotion in terms of leadership over the last week or so. But Ngāti Maniapoto are proud of their politicians across the House.