There are a couple of other things. I'm going to keep going on about the national languages strategies because I know that a lot of people working trying to support the heritage languages of our Pasifika languages would like to see some of that support going to some of our early childhood education (ECE) units, our Pasifika ECE learning places. Just to reflect on the state of the Pasifika Realm languages, so I'm talking about Cook Islands Māori, we're talking about a Vagahau Niue, I'm talking about Tokelauan, and then also the significant numbers of people from Samoa and Tonga as well, and the long history that Aotearoa has with, between, Samoa and Tonga, and also around the Pacific Realm as well.