But, more importantly, can I acknowledge all of those who have pulled this together with dignity and decency, and that's the Minister, Andrew Little; his predecessor, the Hon Christopher Finlayson; and I do want to point out Eugenie Sage as well, who, as Minister of Conservation, went there, went out to those outer islands, got around Mangere, South East, etc., and had a really good look around and understood the issues. So when this redress was put together, it was put together with authenticity and the know-how to make sure that this was done in the correct manner. My predecessor, Dame Annette King, sort of left the hands-on stuff to Christopher Finlayson, but her 24 years there too was also done in such a way where she said to me, "Look, I'd like you to really invest some time in Rēkohu, look at those Treaty settlements there, and make sure that they're resolved in your term."