I have to say that, when I was going through those long, great sessions of consultation led through our chair of the Māori Affairs Committee, Tāmati Coffey, I did sense a few of them on that side were actually keen to go with it. But look, we won't reveal their secrets, because their key lines have told them otherwise, but that's why they're on that side of the House and that's why we're on this side of the House, because the confusion is quite clear—the confusion is quite clear.