The Environment Committee did spend some time and went into some detail looking at the specific relationship that Rangitāne has with the land but also with the Palmerston North City Council. The committee received specific advice that, effectively, confirms Rangitāne o Manawatū settled with the Crown in 2016 and that the Crown was not currently in any active negotiations with any other iwi groups with interests around the city. So there were no current Treaty settlement obligations in relation to this piece of land. However, if there were an opportunity for future settlements with any claimants who might assert that their rohe included the Huia Street Reserve, that would be a matter for the Crown to deal with in terms of other resources. So the relationship with Rangitāne is very strong. It's a positive one. It's one based on partnership, and I know that the member for Rangitīkei has noticed that—and, no doubt, those who were attending the LGNZ conference in the last couple of weeks in Palmerston North would have seen the strong relationship between Rangitāne and also the Palmerston North City Council.