Welcome our manuhiri here today; lovely to have you here today. A sad day, when we have to announce the loss of the head of the Rātana Church, who, no doubt, some of our whānau who come here today will be a whanaunga to. It is a significant loss for this country—not just for Labour, but for this country. Everyone knows about the connections with Labour, but these sorts of connection are with Te Ao Māori. If you go there you'll see all different denominations there, and we mourn the loss of a leader today: Harerangi Meihana, or Harry, as we used to call him. I always liked him. I liked him because of his understated ways and not out the front there like other kaiārahi—understated, unsung hero, in terms of Te Ao Māori. So we mihi to Ratana at this time.