So I want to pick up on the comments that my colleague the Hon Paul Goldsmith made in his contribution in his third reading speech. He made the point that on this side of the House we support, endorse, and accept that this is a good idea, actually, to have a holiday marking Matariki. It's part of what is the heritage of our country, and it should be appropriately marked. But we humbly suggest that at a time of economic concern—some would say crisis—when there is a well-accepted, now, cost of living crisis, and the squeezed middle of New Zealand society is being squeezed even harder, the Government should be careful in the way that it is administering and stewarding New Zealanders' hard-earned taxpayer dollars.