I want to remind this House that Pacific peoples, when they come to this land, they have aspirations—aspirations of hope. As I was reflecting on this, I came across this poem by the poet Karlo Mila, and she said, "We have all travelled through the bodies of many relatives to be here, all of us wearing those who have passed, fresh on our faces. We are the next wave of a tide that has been coming for a long time. Let us follow the ocean roads that lead us via the stars to the expansions of each other. If we make mistakes on the shore, let us rectify this in the deep ocean. Let us steer through the storms, for our leaders have always been determined on the high seas."