Dr DUNCAN WEBB: —is a huge leap forward, and you, Mr Muller, may call it rubbish, but they're inequities that have been systemic. [Interruption] You can chip away, Mr Bennett, but only the other day I was reading, on an entirely different topic, Kemp's Deed, and do you know what that is? That's when Ngāi Tahu had 13 million acres wrested from them on a promise of reserves being set aside and, what's more, hospitals and schools being built. They got a trivial 6,000 acres in reserves, and what did they get in terms of hospitals? Nothing, and that party over there would now chip away and say that we shouldn't address the systemic inequities of years that the Crown and the Government, year in, year out, have failed to address. So come to the table, and come and be constructive. Where is the proposition? Yes, you're in Opposition. You're going to be in Opposition for a long time if you take that attitude.