I'll just touch on, briefly, the history. The National Party has had a proud history of developing its relationship with Māori, developing its relationship with Ngāi Tahu. I think about the negotiations between the Treaty Minister Doug Graham, who was the Treaty Minister in the National Government who negotiated with Tā Tipene O'Regan and Ngāi Tahu to have this settlement, the Ngāi Tahu settlement, which was signed in 1996. The National Party celebrates, acknowledges, and is proud for Ngāi Tahu and of Ngāi Tahu—the incredible efforts that Ngāi Tahu has made since then in developing their rohe, developing their wellbeing and the wellbeing of their people. It's recognised throughout New Zealand and overseas, the extraordinary efforts they have made since then to develop their people and their area, and their business acumen is celebrated. 