Now I want to acknowledge all of those members past and present of the Māori Affairs Committee and the Native Affairs Committee, who have sat there and listened to the heart-wrenching stories of so many people that have come to this House looking for justice. I want to acknowledge those ones that have passed on, that have done the hard yards over the years, and I want to mention and state the great work that they did. We stand on their shoulders. As the current chair of the Māori Affairs Committee, I prepare my shoulders for those coming after us that will join the Māori Affairs Committee and will continue to work for change within these hallowed halls of Parliament. I look forward to the change that they are able to bring. We'll do our bit for the time that we're here, but I'm aspirational for the future and I'm aspirational that, actually, we have a generation of young Māori activists out there who have grown up absolutely understanding who they are, where they come from, how they tie into this world, and learning from some of the mistakes of the past.