What you have here is a people who fought for Māori wards when they thought they weren't going to give it to us in W'akaahurangi. What you have here, in this House, people, are masters of resilience, and I don't want anyone to ever forget what today is about: it is about these masters of resilience and their absolute tenacity to go out and forgive this nation who doesn't have the ability to see them for who they are. So I want to mihi as the only party with 100 percent membership here today, to tautoku you. And I want to also mihi to my whanaunga; I know that we only get given five minutes, but you know I'll say so much more than that afterwards. 