The National Party, and I personally, support the significance and relevance of Matariki—Puanga—being put into our calendar, but is the timing of this really appropriate? As I said, this is going to pass into law. The numbers are in the House, but for the public who are listening, the National Party does not diminish or demean or belittle the significance of this as a marker for the direction that we as a nation are going—and we need to go together, not separately. I do not tolerate just because I am a member of the National Party and a Māori member of the National Party that it be suggested, for the slur to be, that this is about racial preferences and divide—I do not tolerate that or accept that as a Māori or as a Māori associated with a party that espouses mana motuhake. Does this bill really require what has been a marker for those of us who come from lived experience within Māori communities to be locked in as a public holiday?