You come at a very auspicious time, as well; a time when the country is talking about things like co-governance and things like co-management. It's a hot topic at the moment. There are some people in the House of Parliament who believe that it is something to be feared and something that we shouldn't be encouraging. I want to put that on the table right now as something that I hope that you can help us with, because as we traverse forward into this space, not just for your settlement but for lots of settlements, we need to put a message out there to the rest of Aotearoa—as your local MP for Wairarapa, Kieran McAnulty, said earlier—that co-governance and co-management is nothing to fear. We as a country have been doing this for quite some time, and in many parts of Aotearoa, it's happening really successfully.