I want to acknowledge the significant journey that you as people have been on over the years, from the bloodshed, from the slavery, the raupatu requests, the discussion, the debate, the frustration over myths according to who you are and where you've come from and what your history has been like. I want to acknowledge those people that have passed and who are unable to be here today to be able to help tautoko this journey that you are on—you, the descendants of those that have passed. It is a poignant day. It is an emotional day, but it is a day that's time has come. And I appreciate and acknowledge everything that has got you here to this point right now. Welcome to our Parliament. Although you might think that you're at the end of your journey; actually, in our parliamentary process, in this part, you're only at the start of this part, and I want to welcome you here with open arms.