The fearmongering that some on that side of the House are trying to whip up is not in the spirit of partnership this country was founded on. If we can't celebrate Matariki in this home nation, well, where can we celebrate it? Where can we celebrate it? Our celebration of Matariki shouldn't come at the cost of another hard-won public holiday. To eclipse one by raising another is the very opposite spirit of Matariki. That's the spirit of the ACT Party, eclipsing one by raising another. Matariki is a shared cultural gift, and to impinge the mana of that gift by voting on which public holiday should be replaced, in my view, is crass.