For the time I've got remaining, I want to acknowledge those who have consistently celebrated Matariki around the country. I particularly want to acknowledge by own iwi of Ngāti Kahungunu, who has been for approximately 15 years celebrating Matariki each and every year across the six taiwhenua. They've done it and embraced local communities, Māori, non-Māori, Pacific people, to their celebrations of Matariki. I want to acknowledge not only the iwi but councils throughout Kahungunu, through the six taiwhenua. I think the fireworks has always been the appeal to the Matariki celebrations across the rohe of Kahungunu, and it got so inspired by people's participation that I do know Wainuiōmata invited them to come over and run their fireworks celebrations down there, and also Auckland City Council. So I want to acknowledge all iwi throughout the country who have celebrated—and continue to celebrate—the importance of Matariki and what it means for our people. Each iwi, as we know, has their own interpretation of Matariki, sees Matariki at different times, and I just want to acknowledge the cradling, the nurturing, of the meaning of Matariki for our hapū and our iwi across the country.