Mr Speaker, thank you for allowing me to acknowledge the many Māori leaders who have been lost to the night. They carved a legacy and a pathway for the Māori members of this House to follow, and I think it only fitting that we all acknowledge and we look forward to the dreams and aspirations of our people in the three years ahead. I said we'd do these things a little bit differently, so it kind of falls upon me to farewell our beloved and also to acknowledge the work that's been done. I now hand to my colleague Minister Jackson, perhaps to throw a few punches and a few barbs. Tēnā koe, tēnā koutou, tēnā tātou katoa.