But of course I always mihi to our groups who come in here, because I always have aspirations of partnership. We know how the partnership was breached all those years ago. When I look back at 1840 and the breaches that Ahuriri have gone through—not receiving the full, ongoing benefits from the European settlement that they were led to expect when they agreed to sell the Ahuriri block for the price the Crown offered. We're talking about 1851; here we are in 2020, hoping and praying that that partnership that the former Mayor of Hastings Lawrence Yule talked about will be honoured. I mihi to him for some of his kōrero today, because we want a partnership that reflects justice—that reflects justice.