This is a fantastic bill and I'm so proud that it is a National Party MP that is bringing this to the House. But I thought I'd just take a step back today and tell you a personal story of a situation, since I've lived overseas, to give you a sense of the importance of languages for New Zealanders when they're abroad and New Zealanders when they're home. This personal story takes me back to the time when I was a young policy analyst at the OECD in Paris. I was sitting down at a meeting. In my team, my head of division was Italian, my direct boss was French, and my colleagues were Russian, Ukrainian, English, French, and German. In the course of this one-hour-long meeting, the conversation shifted between languages, from French to Italian to German to Russian and a small fraction of that was in English. That is an example of the struggles that many Anglophones, or English-only speakers, face when they're overseas.