In fact, it wasn't a decision on the part of iwi to close the mountain when it was open—and Mr Bridges talked about health and safety. Somebody went up riding mountain bikes late at night and landed in the crater and was badly injured, and the owners of the land at the time, Ngāti Rangitihi, were held to account so they had to close it as a result if health and safety. The point of this is, over time, there has been less than enough understanding about the claim of Ngāti Rangitihi, and largely this goes a long way to address that. I'm very pleased that they have recognition over the Central North Island forest. Much of that land, as with others in the area, falls within their responsibility previously, and Mount Tarawera, its reserves, and many other areas including where the Pink and White Terraces were, and the Waimangu Valley and tourism volcanic area also form part of this. 