But let me also look at, for a moment, the issues around what the Labour Party are calling co-governance—we would call co-management. So in the Ngāi Tahu Claims Settlement Bill there were a number of coastal areas that were set aside for exclusive use during different times of the year for Ngāi Tahu. There has never been an issue around any of that. There were a few skirmishes initially at a place called Kaiapoi, which is Saltwater Creek, but it settled very, very quickly. And the recognition was of the customary rights that Ngāi Tahu had in that area and many others throughout the South Island. 