The other thing is it's not about how big or small a settlement is. In fact, it's the level of aspiration that you have for your iwi and what you do with what has come out of a settlement. I want to acknowledge the Minister, Andrew Little, who made the comment just in this second reading that no settlement entirely in and of itself can completely rectify the historical wrongs that have been caused by the Crown. However, if there is enough belief within iwi to pursue a settlement process such as this, it is an opportunity to reassert your relationship through your cultural redress. It is an opportunity to consolidate your structure to be able to prepare for the future. It is an opportunity to actually ensure that your history will be told and shared widely throughout the land. All of that is evident in your particular settlement.