I want to move to that, because when I look at the summary of that package, there's a few things I just want to point out. I don't think the money is everything here. At just under $12 million, it's very important to not only show a tohu or symbol of the horrific history here but also, as I said, it allows them to work with their post-iwi settlement—to a post-settlement entity to move on. It's interesting, when you look at those 19 sites of deep significance to Ngāti Rangitihi which will be transferred, of course, the learning for me was that former site of the Pink and White Terraces, which is tied up into that Tarawera Awa group. That settlement will help establish the Restoration Strategy Group, as it's called, and they'll be a permanent joint committee of the Bay of Plenty Regional Council. That just ensures that that gets into the local governance structures of the rohe and ensures that this has some enduring and permanent decision-making capability. There's a good sum there of half a million to get that up and running, and it's great to see that that's being worked through and provided in terms of those statutory acknowledgments and recognition of the four areas—sorry, seven areas—that form that relationship.