There were some concerns around resourcing and making sure that, as it rolls out in our education system, we're saying good things but that there's actually resources for our teachers to be able to share this mātauranga as well. We were also assured by the Ministry of Education that that was absolutely part of their considerations; there was a budget allocation last year to be able to help with that. I also note that the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment have also put out some funding for Matariki events around the country, to bring communities together, to help celebrate what Matariki looks like in your part of Aotearoa. So that fund is currently open, and I encourage people, as they're listening to this, to think about putting in for some of that funding to be able to celebrate Matariki when it comes around—not just this year, but for the next 30 years that we've got to look forward to.