That simply speaks about perseverance and the journey that we undertake to be here today: persevere, and you will get to your destination. Keep at it, keep at it, because I think it was Sir Robert Muldoon who first aired the thought—I think, Minister, you spoke about this in your address. He first aired the thought that "Actually, wouldn't it be a good idea to put this institution back in the hands of the whenua in Te Arawa, our people?" Today, it is my pleasure to stand here as a member of Parliament, a humble, humble Rotorua boy, to speak in this House—[Interruption]—they know it; they know it and they can't deny it—to acknowledge the mahi that those in the gallery have undertaken but also to acknowledge the Minister and to acknowledge my cousin Tāmati Coffey. I said that last time, bro, and we still haven't figured out what the connections are, but I know—I know. 