One of the things that I think is particularly interesting is the history, which the member Tāmati Coffey talked to us about. He talked to us about the Fenton Agreement. Gosh, I wish that we had a museum in our city. I did some Googling and managed to find some information from the Rotorua Museum, and I want to again state this quote: "We should never forget that the city's foundation was built upon a unique relationship between the Crown and local tāngata whenua; the good, the bad and the ugly. The Fenton Agreement should be remembered as being an integral part of our shared, communal history as a city, an example of great generosity by iwi and a forward thinking willingness to work together." Isn't that a great thought for our country, and isn't that a great thought for the city of Rotorua that we could go back to go forward? And on that note, I commend this bill to the House. 