It is interesting, also—I talked about our whakapapa and our relationships, the whakawhanaungatanga. On 13 October 1975, some 5,000 Māori, some 5,000 people—New Zealanders—arrived at Parliament. That land march was led by Dame Whina Cooper, and we know that Hone's mother was there as well—Titewhai—along with many. My father was one of those who marched. That's why I say, "Those who have gone before." We may be here for the moment—but those who have gone before.