When Matariki rises on the horizon, it is appropriate that we remember the group that have been taken to Canis Major. On this important day, that is the third reading of this bill we should remember some of the stalwarts of the Māori World who have passed from our sight. Pōhutukawa is the star of remembrance for those who have passed. I have to say they will be greatly missed here, Professor Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa Jackson, Dame Temuranga Batly-Jackson, Sir Harawira Gardiner, and to their whole travelling party, we weep for you and we mourn you, may you rest in peace in distinguished company. We are left behind to carry further what you have achieved, to bring your dreams to fruition. To us, the living, I acknowledge you all. 