First of all, I want to begin by acknowledging all of our sportspeople who competed in this year's Olympics, and particularly our 33 Māori athletes and those who have won medals during this campaign. Like everyone else, I do want to single out one of our own. If I ever had the privilege of attending the Olympics, I would definitely go straight to the rowing venue. It was with immense pride over the last few weeks that I watched our rowers, who were out in front from the starting blocks, leaving everyone else in their hūkatai and rehutai. When it came to Lisa Carrington's race, no one else even stood a chance. He tipua, he taniwhā, he atua, he wahine Māori. [She is a legend, a powerful leader, a supernatural being, a Māori woman.]