PAUL EAGLE: Lots of pigs, too—nice poaka to eat, but we'll talk about eating and that another day. But getting an understanding about the complexities of Māori land and how it's tied up has taken some time. It's good land that I see there. Look, it's got the potential, and I feel that in terms of some of that targeted reform that we have done since 2018 to now in terms of legislative reform, some of that's happened.