When we get things right, when we have the law in our favour, we're opposed by the right wing absolutely. It is a disgrace, and this is a disgrace, and it's a shame that our very learned knight and leader Tā Tipene has to witness this given all the history and experience he has had with the National Party. In fact—I'm not sure if he was part of it now. I'm sure he'll tell me later. But I know that with his history and his experience and the work he has done with the Hon Doug Graham and Jim Bolger he'll be shaking his head thinking, "What happened to the National Party? What happened to that commitment?" When you look at what's happened in Te Uruwera, when you look at what's happened in Auckland, when you look at what's happened with the Ngāti Whātua settlement—settlements everywhere—you see co-governance working, everyone working in tandem, and yet the National Party are so opposed to this and are framing this in the most irresponsible and disgraceful way.