We get too hung up on legal things. There are quite a few lawyers in this House, and I see one across the across the way there, Helen White, who's sitting there very—we had a good session this morning on the Finance and Expenditure Committee, mind you. So that was quite good. I think that having that legalistic view sometimes leads us down a path where we actually become confrontational, because words really matter when you're talking about the law but, actually, emotions really matter when you're talking about something like the Treaty, I think. If you go back, the first principles of the Treaty—what was it there for, what was it set to achieve? Then we will get far better outcomes rather than trying to focus on the law per se.