I want to reflect very briefly on the work. Obviously, the lion's share of it these days is the Treaty settlement bills. But that's been a process where it's non-contentious, it comes with the spirit of wanting to improve those laws and do the best for iwi. Just on that note, I would note that it's appropriate that today, my iwi has signed a deed of settlement, Ngāti Maniapoto, and that's a great day after some 30-something years, I think, in the making—obviously much longer than that in terms of the grievance and the mamae there. But I'd just note that that's a real achievement, and I commend Minister Andrew Little for that work and being the Minister who got Ngāti Maniapoto to deed of settlement stage.