The other thing that I wanted to comment on briefly was the post-settlement governance entity (PSGE) structure being a marae-based structure. As time passes and your soft lines around your hapū connections start to merge with other hapū, often what is the case is that the physical manifestation of how iwi and hapū recognise their mana and authority within a rohe is through their marae. Ngāti Hinerangi themselves have taken to model their PSGE upon their marae-based structure. Again, this is insightful because many of our marae, no matter how big or small our iwi are, struggle to get whānau back to the marae to be able to contribute to the broader wellbeing aspirations of the iwi. In today's world, having a marae-based structure can contribute to the broader social, economic, cultural wellbeing aspirations that you have within your hapū or your iwi. So I do want to recognise that, because it will be difficult to try and moderate expectations for your settlement, keep your identity strong and growing going forward, and also be inclusive around the whānau—that you say, "Hey, come home, contribute. We need you."—things like that. It's not easy. And I can say that from our own experience as well.