So I'm delighted to take this call on Te Pire mō te Hararei Tūmatanui o te Kāhui o Matariki, the Matariki bill. I wanted to just reflect on how we got here and I wanted to acknowledge those who have helped get here. Fortunately, I saw the Minister in the building one evening and she asked me politely, "Could you please go and accept two petitions from a person from ActionStation?" I knew who ActionStation were. They are a brilliant community organising—well, campaigning—and activist group for all sorts of social justice responses. I didn't quite know then that it was going to be to accept a petition from Laura O'Connell Rapira, the manager, who had, with Lewis Holden, collected 30,000 signatures. It was a cold Wellington night. We were at Te Papa, because in Wellington here we take action, and they were outside enjoying the light show that was very much activating Matariki for Wellingtonians, visitors at the time, and those who had come down, really, to learn more.