I just want to say it's funny because the Hon Willie Jackson has stolen a bit of my thunder there—I had a very similar experience to him. I can remember, in addition to the Treaty settlement work, some very important work—seminal work, actually—the work on smoking, the tobacco inquiry. I can remember about that. It was independent. The Ministers would get very nervous about it, and old Tau Henare, who some of us will remember, he was chairing it. He didn't give a stuff what the Ministers thought; he was going to do whatever he thought would get his name in the paper in that inquiry.