Can I just take a moment also to talk about the importance of whenua Māori when we look back on the history, on the encyclopaedia of Aotearoa New Zealand, from the start to now. Actually, whenua Māori has gone through a very turbulent time: much land has been stolen, much land has been lost, and what that means for Māori land owners is that the remaining bits of land that we have left are incredibly special; they are a taonga and they connect us to our ancestors that have passed. So I want to acknowledge that, and probably also put it on the record that it's for that reason that we feel so passionate about this.