SIMON O'CONNOR (National—Tāmaki): Thank you, Mr Speaker. It's one of those sad honours to speak—but pleased to do so—to acknowledge the life of Prince Philip. He was a prince of the United Kingdom but also a prince of New Zealand and 14 other realms. He was to me a remarkable man, and many titles are shared—the Prime Minister, the Leader of the Opposition, and others have shared them—but I think there are none higher than that of husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. As I say, a remarkable man for 99 years, and 73—almost 74—years of those married as the royal consort. Remarkable—a person, if you will, who's been very much part of all our lives. Whether we sit on one side of the monarchical fence or the other, Prince Philip has simply been. He's always there, and now he is not. 