Dr ELIZABETH KEREKERE (Green): Kia ora. Tēnā koe e te Māngai. GirlGuiding New Zealand has been a staple of communities across Aotearoa since it was established in 1907. From the beginning, they have always been far more than purveyors of fine biscuits, much as we have loved those biscuits over the years. They offer a range of programmes for Pippins, Brownies, Guides, and Rangers, under their vision to "empower girls to take action to change the world", as noted by my colleague Maureen Pugh. They provide a "supportive place to grow confident, adventurous girls who are ready to be tomorrow's leaders", and this is so they can "contribute to their communities and form friendships in a safe and positive environment". One particular programme of theirs I was very interested in was for National Conservation Week, where girls learn about the environment in their communities and what they can do to contribute to society. 