DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): I'd like to join with other leaders, on behalf of ACT, in tribute and commemoration of Sir Toke Talagi and his tremendous leadership of Niue, and the people of Niue. I was fortunate enough to visit Niue for a week last July, and gained an appreciation of what a unique society it is, with some incredibly warm, thoughtful people, and some great challenges. I was able to see how, under the leadership of their Government over the past decade or so, they have overcome so many challenges and developed so well. I also got an appreciation of how important Niue is to New Zealand and, indeed, all of our Pacific friends, around whom it's critical we wrap our arms first, because our relationships with our Pacific neighbours are our first and most important geopolitical relationship. I know that in such a small community, people will be sensing deeply the loss of such a strong leader who had led them for so long. I think it's absolutely appropriate that, as the House of Representatives of New Zealand, we take the time to acknowledge their loss and reaffirm our friendship with all of the people of Niue. I commend this motion to the House. Thank you, Mr Speaker.