In my short mihi in beginning this contribution tonight, I acknowledged wahine toa Talei Morrison, who unfortunately was taken by this disease, but, in her journey, she shared with so many people the message about how important it is to Smear Your Mea and really encouraged kapa haka groups across the motu, communities across the motu, wāhine, and whānau to take up that challenge, to make sure that we look after te whare tangata and that we smear our mea. I also acknowledged—of course, known to everybody here in the House tonight—the Hon Kiritapu Allan, who is currently undergoing treatment, and today she reported being in week nine of that treatment, and giving us all a message of hope and saying kia kaha and aroha to everybody.