I listened with great pleasure, actually, to Willie Jackson as he told his stories about the Māori Affairs Committee in his time. We haven't had anything nowhere near that entertaining, but there is one commonality that flows through, though, and it's a spirit of cooperation between the different political parties, because although we have our different ideas about how we should do things and what's the best approach, we all have a common focus on what's best for Māori and how to achieve that. And that creates a real spirit of whanaungatanga, I think, in the Māori Affairs Committee, which has been there for, it seems, a very long time and continues, and I hope will continue for the next 150 years.