Of course, as I said earlier, this still cannot compensate for the loss, but it is a start, and it is a beginning. The real test, I suppose, is: can we pull together to forge an opportunity together? Like all settlements, there are people who have opposed this one, and we, as members, have been lobbied strongly by people who don't want to settle, who don't think that is the way to go. That is one of the things, I suppose, that happens in terms of the Treaty settlement process all the time. Whether it was Tainui, whether it was Ngāi Tahu, there were always people who said no. Eva Rickard was one of them in Tainui. Sandra Lee was one of them in terms of Ngāi Tahu. So these are the pressures that our negotiators have to work with.