So we have a lot of connections. I want to acknowledge the connections that we have as iwi, because, of course, Ngāi Tahu and Kāti Huirapa Arowhenua, we claim the Solomon family as our own and rightly so—rightly so. We claim all their whānau, and I do acknowledge those connections that we share. I even played a part as a fledgling—we were ahead of our time, but I did play a role in the first iwi Ngāi Tahu - Moriori joint venture in fisheries—Tangaroa Seafoods was its name—along with Nick Preece and Grant Huwyler, back in those days. They were wonderful, wonderful times that we had, and it's great to see that these relationships and connections are still playing a strong role today as we all work together as iwi in this post-settlement environment.