We celebrate Matariki—we celebrate it, because it's a coming of age of our country, where our culture can be celebrated in a nation of our people. It's incredibly moving to have watched New Zealanders grow and understand and appreciate the fullness and richness of our shared cultures and values. The House can come together for these types of kaupapa. As much as I attack the ACT Party or the National Party, we dream of the day—and it has happened on the odd occasion—where we can whakakotahi for the kaupapa. This is the right kaupapa to come together on. Rangi Matamua knows that. That's why he put this kaupapa down, and I thank him. I do thank you, brother, for your hard work and your dreams and your aspirations. He's a man who talks about kotahitanga, and it's something we should think about. Attempting to put a price on that is too cheap of a spirit for the moment. We keep calculating the dollars instead of working out the benefits.