The second thing I wanted to say is, of course, that this bill in relation to Ngāti Rangitihi is part of that historic Treaty settlement process I have spoken of and I just really want to say we could run through the bill but it is there; we could run through the history, which is set out, I'm sure, at a level adequately, but to make the point, I think, quite simply, your rohe and the area that you are from are some of the most beautiful parts—if not the most beautiful—of New Zealand and, indeed, the world we know. I've always grown up with beaches and, of course, I love Mount Maunganui beach, but my wife as a pom likes lakes—and I think quite simply Lake Tarawera and also your Blue and Green Lakes are the most beautiful lakes in New Zealand. I think they're the most beautiful lakes in the world. In the last year, I've been in them and at them several times. We stay sometimes on Te Mu Road. I'd like to buy a place on Spencer Road but it's too expensive. Properties on the lakeside are about two million dollars and up, thanks to the policies of Kris Faafoi and his Government, but we won't get into that. I do just make the simple point that it's, I think, a wonderful part of this world of ours, a real favourite of mine. I always reflect when I'm at Lake Tarawera that it has a real magical and spiritual quality to it. You can feel it simply by being there. 