I also want to take a moment just to acknowledge the previous contribution from the Hon Paul Goldsmith, who decided that he'd support it after telling us all of this great stuff about exactly when the date is going to be landed. He understood about the maramataka Māori. He understood that it had to be taken on a certain date over our Matariki period. That there, in its essence, is part of the evolution of this public holiday: getting our people all around Aotearoa that don't know about the maramataka, that don't know how the traditional Māori new year was celebrated—to be able to actually dig into our roots here, in Aotearoa, and realise that we've got mātauranga Māori that should be uplifted. I commend him on his knowledge and I encourage him to keep learning.