Now what Ngāi Tahu—I'm a bit different to my cordial brother behind me, Rino Tirikatene. I want Ngāi Tahu to listen and hang their heads in shame when they hear this lot in National—when they hear this lot in National—because National supported Ngāi Tahu between 2016 and 2019, and it was well-supported by people like John Key and other members in the National Party. I'll be very clear: this reinstatement in terms of rights is a reaffirmation of tino rangatiratanga in terms of Ngāi Tahu. What it does is it acknowledges Ngāi Tahu has mana over their lands and affirms their special association in terms of this particular kaupapa. They have this right, right across the Ngāi Tahu, don't they, Rino, in terms of Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu, the Department of Conservation, all recognise the special relationship that Ngāi Tahu have. So for the Opposition to raise separatism issues is disgraceful. What the National Party does not understand—