I had the pleasure of accepting the petitions on her behalf at Te Papa from Action Station. I think it was from Lewis Holden as well, and there were thousands of people who had put their names to this, saying that we certainly want to build that greater national understanding and put a value on the Māori language, culture, and heritage. And in talking to the people who handed it over to me at Te Papa, they said to me, "Do you think this will have some impact?" Often we accept petitions and sometimes we just don't know. But it was also, I think for me, pleasing to keep in touch with Laura and others who've been part of building this, I guess, movement around making sure that this public holiday was put in place. 