Let's have a look at the facts. This is way more than a holiday, and I want to acknowledge the kōrero that my colleague Kelvin Davis had about this. We cannot reduce this to just being about a holiday, in the same way that Waitangi Day becoming a holiday on 6 February was not just about a holiday and a day off. It was a stake in the ground of who we are as a people and what we choose to celebrate. We do not begrudge other nations with their national days. I have never heard the National Party begrudge Independence Day in the United States—a day that is important to that nation for reasons within itself. And that is what this is about: days that are important to us as a nation.