This should be only the first step. We should see this moment in time as an opportunity to reindigenise the way we live in Aotearoa. We have seen a recent widespread restoration in the use and understanding of maramataka. Now we should affirm our maramataka as the foundation for the way we do things: holidays, calendars, ways of working, ways of how we look after each other. We know that the maramataka is intrinsically derived from this whenua, from this climate, from these ecosystems here in the Pacific. The Gregorian calendar has no such relevance for all of us at all. Shifting away from that just makes sense. It's actually what the next generation are already doing; we're just catching up. Recognising Puanga and Matariki makes sense. Let's not make any delay. For Te Paati Māori, we say, "Let's get it done." Nō reira, tēnā tātou katoa.