Despite what Willie Jackson was saying earlier about what they should be worth, actually, what they're worth is what you make of them. I think it's very special that we get to the point where these settlements enable everyone to move forward. We'll never replace or repair what's gone on in the last 150 to 160 years, and I don't think we should expect to. Ironically, Sir Donald McLean is buried on Scinde Island, which is a part of this Treaty claims process, and it's named in the settlement. So the history, whatever we make of it, is always going to be with us.