But those hui at Kopinga are about ta rē Moriori, the language revitalisation. They hui often at that marae, and this is all part of their revitalisation, in a sense, for all Moriori people: having a place, a tūrangawaewae, that they can call home. So when people do return home, there is a whare, Loretta's cooked the warm, healthy kai for them, and they have history being told. We saw Tamati Coffey give a wee snippet, and I bet you Heather Beaton has been working hard there on the app and Spotify to make sure, using technology, to truly transmit, literally, their language, their values, and what makes Moriori strong.