There's a few Māori words that I want to use to describe this moment that we're going through right now, and taking into account all of the kōrero that's been said. The first one is ōhākī, and that word is a very significant word. Ōhākī, in te reo Māori, it refers to a dying wish. And that's what this is. The reason that we're all here is because Katherine Harris made a dying wish that she had friends that would pick up the mantle and run with this and not rest until her name was on baby Paige's certificate, so that baby Paige would always know that her mum was there for her, walking beside her through every step of her life. So ōhākī is the word, and I think it sums up perfectly the reason that we're all here right now.