I want to just quickly reflect on happenings in the last couple of weeks, and it does reflect the Speech from the Throne, when I look at Māori Crown relations, because recently we were in Waitangi—first of all, I want to acknowledge the strong Labour Māori caucus, because never have I seen a team of spirited but also highly intelligent and hard-working individuals who put together a much stronger partnership with the Crown. For the first time in many years—and I've been to Waitangi many times—the words when asked by some of the diplomats there were "How do you sum up Waitangi?", and I thought, it's warm and it's peaceful. Those are two words that I thought I couldn't claim in other years, but what I saw was a strong effort from the deputy leader of the party, Kelvin Davis; our Minister for Māori Development, Willie Jackson; and the team, including Nanaia Mahuta, who gave a great speech when she was talking to the diplomats there.