Number one: nothing shows the contrast between us and the Opposition quite as much as Matariki—a public holiday that truly represents Aotearoa New Zealand, whereas the Leader of the Opposition seems to want to celebrate "Matarangi". Who knows what he thought that was. Maybe he confused matarangi with "pōrangi", which would be an apt description and celebration of the National Party. It's interesting also the confusion of the Leader of the Opposition, who, in his address to you, Mr Speaker, admitted that he celebrates and supports the red team and not the blue team where he actually lives. Then we have the ACT Party, who would prefer a national holiday for "Crate Day", a day to celebrate binge drinking. Now, opposite us we have the National Party, who want to celebrate something called "Matarangi", and, on the other hand, opposite us we have the ACT Party, who want to celebrate getting haurangi. But I can understand the Opposition's desire to drown their sorrows. 