ANGIE WARREN-CLARK (Labour): Tēnā koe, Mr Speaker. Ngā mihi o Matariki, te tau hou Māori. Mānawatia a Matariki. I'm really delighted to take the call. My voice is sounding a little bit deep today. That's probably because, unfortunately, I missed most of the celebrations for Matariki due to a cold over the break, so I stayed at home and did what I was required to do. But I did feel a tremendous sense of pride, and a tremendous excitement to see all of the things that were happening around the country. I got up early and watched the service that occurred at Te Papa—just amazing. What a time to be in this country. What a time for us to come together as a people. I'm not going to yell and shout across to the House about how wrong, and different, and all of those things—this is a time for us to celebrate, in the depths of winter, that we finally have a celebration that is uniquely ours.