We've talked about the Chathams. Lots of people have talked about it, and they talk about it in such a dreadful way. Well, can I say to you now, ladies and gentlemen, that it's no longer dreadful. There is crayfish, pāua, oysters, and all sorts of beautiful kai moana that certainly put the wrongs right. I encourage the hapū of Ahuriri to match that, in terms of their memory of their ancestors, their tūpuna, who were treated in the way that they were. So I want to acknowledge that. I don't say that in a joking disrespect, but it would have been a dreadful experience, and I know that when Ngāti Mutunga somehow found their way to Wharekauri Rēkohu, that too would have been a frightening experience on arrival, but the good Moriori made them welcome, and I won't talk about the rest of their history this afternoon. 