I want to, firstly, as appropriate, acknowledge the passing of our elders, those who cannot be with us here this afternoon and, in doing so, I acknowledge the 93-year journey that Te Puia, the Māori Arts and Crafts Institute, has taken to get to this moment, ināianei. Actually, as I've said before, both to acknowledge Sir Apirana Ngata and to describe the mahi that we have undertaken to get to this point, I quote our venerable elder: "Tēnā, ka hāere tonu. Ā te wā, ka taea, ka mau." [That, will go on. In time, it is possible, hold strong.]