I had the opportunity to go there on Monday with some of my parliamentary colleagues just to see what this church looked like to now. I've been really honoured and privileged to also know Saane Tovo, who, along with her recently deceased husband, Laukau Pouli Tovo—I hope that pronunciation is right—over some 40 years ago founded the Free Tongan Church in Levin. I had seen what it looked like previously, about three or four years ago, and it was run down and you'd need a few jackets to go in there. It was pretty, pretty poorly. We walked in to have a look, and the builders stopped and allowed us in—so it's not quite finished—but I can't put into words the emotion and mauri that you felt as soon as you walked in with that Tongan community, Saane Tovo and the rest of the congregation there. It was beautiful. It was emotional, and I can't, like I said, put it into words.