So I know, in the select committee process, that we're going to flesh through all of the detail that's considered in this very hefty piece of legislation right here, but if this is the product of the due diligence, if this is what the iwi want, then, actually, it's up to us not just to ensure that there's a good process but to actually ensure that it moves through so that we can sign it off and we can put to rest an injustice and a hē. Hopefully, through identifying that, through fleshing out some of the details, talking about the good stuff and the bad stuff, we'll get to a place of enlightenment, of māramatanga, and the ability for the iwi to move forward and achieve their aspirations, which is really about the oranga of the iwi—the oranga of the iwi. Whether it's the oranga of reo, of tikanga, of hauora, we want to create through this process an avenue for them to be able to realise their own aspirations for the uri of Ngāti Rangitihi that they have so desperately wanted for a very long time.