We're very proud, as this party, as part of this House, to be looking at what does it mean, then, for who we prioritise in the funding that we give out. I'm very much looking forward to what the Budget brings this year, of all the Budget bids that went out. But I just want to always think about how we can work together, even when we disagree at the edges, because, when we're talking about people's mental health, when we're talking about communities that are discriminated against in particular ways, and very different ways—that we think of their mauri but we're also considering their mana and what is needed for them to express their needs, either through the select committee process, through the different ways that we reach out to community, in the way that we do our work. For me, it's really important and really something to think about every time we have this chance—the very limited chances that we have—to speak in this House, and the platform that we have. Whose mauri is upheld and whose maybe is diminished just a little bit more because we exclude them?