So like everybody else here today, I join in saying sorry. We can say we're sorry—we're parliamentarians, and there's quite a few Māori in the House now, and we can say we're sorry and that we find what we did abhorrent and disgusting. And this is trying to rectify all that history of colonisation in our country. So I hope that there's a sense of satisfaction today. It's always bitter-sweet, because you think of all the whānau that aren't here, those that started this journey on your behalf. But the reality is you are here, you'll never go away, and our focus now needs to be on our tamariki, on our mokopuna and what opportunities we want to provide them. 