As part of our truth and reconciliation process, as colleagues have articulated, you have some land back. You have some resources back. But, actually, I think, going forward it's what type of relationship Ngāti Hinerangi wants to have with the Crown, and within that space there's a lot of kōrero to be had. What partnership do you want in terms of the public provision of resources that the Government provides to you and what role you want to play within that context? There's a lot of discussion at the moment about our babies, for example, about where we are, scattered amongst the Public Service, so in terms of a beginning, I think that if the Crown was genuine, then it would look at what those partnerships mean going forward, to empower you to take your mana within the context of what the Crown does—because Jan Logie's absolutely right; you never lost your mana. No one can take mana from us. They took our land but it doesn't mean that we don't retain our mana.