It's appropriate to say that our foreign Minister over here did a magnificent job, a terrific job as chief negotiator when she was in Opposition; I thought that was a great strategy to take up that other position, in terms of negotiating for Ngāti Maniapoto. I did worry that she might have had problems controlling her two mates—Peter Douglas, who's now in the Prime Minister's office, and Mook Hohneck—but apparently it all worked out. Peter confessed to us all today that he wanted to be the chief negotiator but—and thank goodness—that didn't work out. But he's doing a terrific job in the Prime Minister's office. But Minister Mahuta took over while Peter charmed many of our people at different hui around the country with his endless "I look like Sonny Bill jokes." And we recall those hui, and they were certainly events. And, of course, Mook Hohneck was quite a negotiator, too; he looked after all the troublemakers and dissidents, in true Mook Hohneck style, which I won't elaborate on today. 