There'll be a lot of people around the country that don't know your story, but you have a story to tell and it's a story of struggle and it's a story of loss, and it's a story that, hopefully, when the kids go to school next year and they learn New Zealand history in schools—hopefully, some of the local kids around Matamata will learn about the story of Ngāti Hinerangi, because you can guarantee there will be some that have no idea about what your story entails and the journey that you've been on. But you're here today, and all of the work that you've done in getting your settlement to this point, basically, that's good fodder for a New Zealand history class. That's good fodder for our kids to be learning in the various schools in Matamata, in the South Waikato, on our side of the Kaimai Ranges as well. Let everybody know what your story is, because it's a poignant one and it's one that I'm sure we will hear more of as we unpick what the history of New Zealand really has been, the "warts and all" story. No doubt we're going to hear more and more of that coming out over time. 