So in 1982, when New Zealand citizenship was granted by the Privy Council in the Lesa case, which the Minister has referred to, it was granted to all Western Samoans who were born between 1924 and 1948, and the Act, the New Zealand Citizenship (Western Samoa) Act in 1982—which was brought in through this Parliament under the Muldoon Government—rescinded and annulled any citizenship claims by Samoans living in Samoa, but not those here in New Zealand. Yes, the Samoan Government of the day accepted that. Why? Because if they had not, they feared that so many people would leave to go to New Zealand, and that's why there is a specific quota for Samoans to be able to come and live in New Zealand and to work here. That is why there is a special deal for Samoans, which a lot of other New Zealanders have no idea about. It's because something was taken away from them that was legally theirs—that is why. 