I want to just say it's a good day because this really does set the benchmark for all local councils to look at how they enact the Treaty partnership. Fundamentally, it's good for that reason alone. Obviously, there has been some work done, and that entity has decided that in terms of recognising how to best move forward with Ngāi Tahu, this is the best way forward. I often get asked how is it that local government can have a functioning, truly authentic, and genuine partnership with mana whenua Māori. This is something that people will look at and say, "We want that too." So this is good.