It's also in everyone's interest in these regions that the iwi involved in aquaculture settlements have a voice at the table. They have that through Te Ohu Kaimoana, which is a particular body of governance which I am very proud, as a member of this House, to say has cross-partisan support, that it has an important role in the governance of our fisheries assets in New Zealand. It is a great example of sharing the responsibilities of governance between iwi, between Māori, between the Crown, and with an interest to including all industry players in that. It's a great model and one we can use for other assets.