Hoki Whenua Mai—I am so proud that, I think it was, within the very day since announcing it yesterday, we are already seeing Pākehā and tauiwi coming to us, saying, "Yes. I would like to be on a register of lands where our land, where our land that I have benefited from and my family has benefited from, and generations, could be offered first back to tangata whenua." We ourselves weren't even expecting that much of a quick response. But we can see that people are ready to do the right thing, because, first and foremost, Aotearoa could be a leading country in the world upholding the sovereignty and mana motuhake of its indigenous peoples. Nowhere in the world has that contract, has that understanding been upheld properly, and we could, first and foremost, do the right thing and actually honour that.