This is a learning journey for everybody, not least for us as the Māori Affairs Committee, and I was proud to help shepherd it through our committee process. The submission period opened for six weeks and we got 212 submissions through, of which we listened to 12 oral submissions. We heard from our advisers, who were appointed from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, and I want to thank them for their work that they've done alongside the committee as well. We also decided to appoint a specialist adviser on this journey to help guide us in this mātauranga. It's a new world and, as I said before, we're all learning as we go. So thank you to Professor Rangi Matamua for the work that he did on the committee as our specialist adviser. We acknowledge you, your mātauranga that you've shared with us, and also your aspiration to make sure that this works, to make sure this is a public holiday that, actually, all of us, as people of the land, of tangata Tiriti, tangata whenua, that we can both enjoy this public holiday together.