The thing that interests me about it is that when you think about the challenges that we have—and the last two speakers, at least, spoke about this exact thing—we're trying to make a judgment on something that in some cases happened 150 years ago. We're trying to impose today's standard—well, not impose today's standard, but we're trying to balance the standards we live by today with the standards we lived by at the time when these events happened. Not only that, but then we've got the various iwi and hapū trying to balance what happened to them at that time with what they might be able to gain—not gain, but what they might be able to achieve now for future generations of their families and the people that associate with them, and you can see why it takes such a long time, but the challenge of it taking so long, of course, is that there's massive lost opportunity in it. 