A community-led initiative in those districts established a te reo Māori course last night. The word went out, and, lo and behold, the St David's Church in Leeston just this week was absolutely packed, flowing out the door, with members of the community. In spite of all the difficulties that they're facing at the moment, folks from as far afield as Ashburton drove all the way to attend a te reo Māori course. What message does that send? The message sent is that there is a huge, huge demand and huge interest from rural New Zealand in learning our Māori culture and in te reo Māori, and I take great heart from that. 