I also acknowledge Dr Shane Reti. Now, if you happen to be in the Bay of Islands and drive from Kawakawa around what is known as the Old Russell Road towards Russell, about 30 minutes away—you have to go through farmland and an unsealed gorge—you come to the little valley of Waikare. The people of that valley are Te Kapotai and there's also Ngāti Pare. I acknowledge the honour that Dr Shane Reti has brought on the hapū of Te Kapotai, as well as his iwi of Ngāti Wai, being the deputy leader of the National Party. I'd just like to restate that, and it also occurred to me later on that I, too, have—my great-great-grandmother came from that very same valley, and so it's probably unique that the deputy leader of the National Party and the deputy leader of the Labour Party both hail from the same marae. As well, Willow-Jean Prime comes from that marae, as does Peeni Henare. So I'd just like to acknowledge our whanaunga from Te Kapotai and the valley of Waikare.