I wanted to dedicate my kōrero today to our guides—our many guides on both sides of the gate. I want to acknowledge them both past and present for the work that they do in telling our story, because I hope that one day they will be able to tell another story. I think that my colleague over here: my part-time Whakarewarewa resident Willie Jackson, who comes down and squats at Tania's house—it's not even your house. He comes down and squats at Tania's house every now and then and calls himself a person of the village. I say, hmm! Go slowly on that one. But, actually, one day we will have that conversation. I know personally that that conversation about the gate has already started. And what better time, because, at the moment, with our borders closed, we have an opportunity in front of us, and I hope that we grab that opportunity with both hands.