I want to acknowledge the importance of this bill because this bill is not just another public holiday; this bill is a Māori public holiday. First and foremost, we need to celebrate that. This bill is about honouring mātauranga Māori, honouring the place of te Iwi Māori, who we are in Aotearoa, and it's something that all of Aotearoa can share. Come 24 June, there are going to be celebrations up and down the motu all over because this is such a wonderful indigenous home-grown statutory holiday that we are enacting. 