This is an incredibly graceful and dignified response to what is happening outside this building, despite the fact that last week protestors broke into Pipitea Marae, in Thorndon, through the back door and served a trespass notice—as if they had any kind of authority to do such a thing—to the police and Māori wardens who were inside. I don't think I've ever heard of such an outrageous breach of tikanga. Let us take their advice, though, that healing will not happen on the grounds of Parliament; that healing will happen when people go home, back to their communities and alongside their people. Yes, the Government should absolutely clarify when mandates are no longer needed—we all want to know this because we all want that to happen—and it appears that if the Government is not ready to ease those mandates, the High Court has indicated that it is ready to make that decision themselves. These orders have been put in place to keep us protected, and I commend them to the House. Kia ora. 