I am immensely proud to be part of a Government that recognises the importance of Te Ao Māori and our national identity in building our nation. For me, this sits alongside the introduction of New Zealand histories into our school curriculum, the fact that we have apologised for and are working on reconciliation around the Dawn Raids, the fact that as a country, we are making sure that we address the needs of people right across New Zealand, and, on Friday, we have—perhaps for the first time in the world—a ministry of disabled people that will open as well. These things matter because they're about every New Zealander finding their place in this country of Aotearoa New Zealand.