I also want to pay tribute to the Black Ferns and Portia Woodman for her visible support of the tino rangatiratanga flag and the aroha which she's shown throughout the leadership as the Black Ferns have played. I think this is notable, as many athletes have—despite the restrictions on political activism at the Olympics—tried their best to raise many issues, whether it's the toll that high-performance sports takes on their mental health, issues in their home countries—we know that the Olympics are inherently political and so commend the many athletes who have taken many powerful messages to the stage, on top of their amazing performances. This includes trailblazers like Laurel Hubbard, who has shown humility, courage, and paved the way for many people in the Olympic scene; and Valerie Adams winning another medal and proudly leading the team as the flag bearer and in the closing ceremony. 