National supports the idea of Matariki to be celebrated by New Zealanders, and for very many more New Zealanders, young and old, to learn about it. The last speaker in the debate, Tāmati Coffey, said that when he was at school, it wasn't something because he didn't know about it. And I know he doesn't mean it has been made up; it's just not something that was talked about widely, and it's a good thing it is today. My children, when they were younger in school, and the kids that are joining school today, and our kindergartens, and our kōhanga reo—they talk about these things, they celebrate it, they paint the stars, and it has meaning for them. So there is no suggestion on this side of the House that it's not important, it's not something that should be celebrated, it's not something that New Zealanders should be proud of, and I say to anybody that is unsure of this to go in and learn, to discuss, to listen.