Those hailing from Ngāti Pārau I think are being very magnanimous in this instance, because they were not entirely happy with everything that ended up in this bill. They still had some outstanding grievances; as I said, it's not always perfect. But they said, "Look, we are not going to interrupt this special day for those others in this agreement, who after all are our wider whānau. We will not further contest this. We will not in any way be difficult. We will allow this to go ahead without protestation from us." But they would just like the Hansard of the House of Representatives to have that statement, so that they are not unacknowledged in the passage of this bill. So I say to my old flatmate in this intimate country of ours, I hope I've done you well by having that read into Hansard, and for those of Ngāti Pārau, I hope that you do indeed get the closure that everybody has been seeking as rapidly as possible so that everybody can move on with enjoying what this settlement has delivered for the different peoples in the region.