There are people outside the Parliament here who are somewhat confused. Their answer is not the answer that we would provide. I believe that the PM's "why", through her statement, is the one shared by Māori. My good mate Willie Jackson would say I'm a very poor student of tikanga Māori. He's probably right but I do keep trying. Māori have a saying: "What is the most important thing in the world? He tangata, he tangata, he tangata." Everything that we have done in Government, through COVID and before that, is for people, for New Zealanders. There was some wisdom in the previous speaker, Brooke van Velden's statement, but there was an underlying view that we are here for business. What a ridiculous statement. We are here for people. The view that people are here for business is not true. Businesses are here for people—the owners, the customers, the employees—but we're not here as the slaves for business. We are here to support people—New Zealanders first and foremost.