In closing, I'm going to do a repeat of what was just said at the end of the last speech. I come from Taranaki and Parihaka is a place that's special to me, and this makes complete sense because it talks about glory to God above. It talks about peace on Earth, which is not just amongst the land, it's amongst the people. It's amongst your own self. And it talks about goodwill to all people—goodwill to all people—caring for our whānau, caring for those you don't understand, caring for those who are different to us. So, in closing, I will also close with those words: "He Hōnore, he kōroria ki te Atua. He maungārongo ki te whenua. He whakaaro pai ki ngā tāngata katoa. Āmine."