Well, let's be clear: the Crown does have a contract with iwi Māori; it's called the Treaty of Waitangi. But there's nowhere in the Treaty of Waitangi that talks about principles. In fact, what the Treaty of Waitangi says is that every New Zealander is equal before the law. Queen Victoria was the ruler then and Queen Elizabeth is our ruler now—that's the law; "the Crown"—and if anyone tries to take your stuff, the Queen or her agents would guarantee your property rights. Now, what iwi Māori in 1840 and what the Crown pastoral lessees have in common is that they never realised that it would actually be the Crown coming to take their property rights—to take their stuff. But that's what we're seeing here today.