But the Māori Land Court has, actually, turned into a museum and an archive of knowledge. It has the minutes of our grandparents and our great grandparents standing in those courts of law fighting for their rights, fighting for their lands, and talking to us about whakapapa, about who owns what, and about which boundary is the boundary between my section and that person's section. It's become an absolute treasure trove of knowledge, and for that reason I have the utmost respect for the system as it stands. 