Can I just finish by actually sitting down. I just want to finish by absolutely saying that your presence in this House today is incredibly special, because one of the criticisms of this House is that—have a look around you—it's very monocultural. Actually, we need to have settlements coming through here. We need to be telling our Māori stories within this Chamber, because there are also some members of this Parliament that need to hear those stories. They acknowledge it, but they don't live in our world. They don't understand the pain and suffering that we've faced. So whilst it might be nice for them to stand and give a lightly once-over kind of contribution, actually your presence in being here today, and for us to be able to take as long as we want—10 minutes—to be able to really draw out some of those stories is really important. 