Hon AUPITO WILLIAM SIO (Minister for Courts): I shared with the House last night the whakataukī from the islands of Samoa, which is "E se'e fua le tama o Ulufanuasese'e ma le loto tetele, ae se'e ma le fa'aeteete". The reference is to this young man, Ulufanuasese'e. He might surf with confidence and a skitey-ness on the ocean waters, but he's constantly alert and aware of the demons of the ocean. I've used that saying to try and keep people having a sense of confidence, but to also be aware of the virus that is ravaging the world over, and my sense is it's not just the Pacific community; it is all of New Zealand that is seeking leadership to unite and stay focused on the task that is at hand. 