So I say to those people, the challenge will be to see if you can work with your whanaunga and find a way, navigate a way. It ain't easy; we've seen that. We see that all the time. But this is the process that we're in, unless we want to abandon the whole settlement process and start from scratch again. That's not the case, I don't think, so I'll say to those people that I think they're coming to terms with this. There were two or three—or might have only been one, was it? Was it only Dennis, I think, at the select committee? It doesn't matter. I respect where they're going, but I also respect where our negotiators went, and where our leadership went, led by the people who I talked about today, with Tania Eden now as the chair, and they have settled on a process. So I ask those people: can you work it out? Perhaps that is the biggest challenge. And I ask them: kia whakakotahi mō te kaupapa. [come together for this initiative.]