PAUL EAGLE (Labour—Rongotai): Tēnā koe e te Māngai o te Whare. It's an absolute pleasure to be talking on Te Kāhui o Matariki Public Holiday Bill. Can I say it's a pleasure to be talking on this because I know from a previous role, prior to coming to Parliament, that the then Mayor of Wellington City was certainly keen on making sure that Matariki is part of the city rejuvenation here in Wellington to celebrate an indigenous public holiday based around Matariki. So in talking to Justin Lester, I know that he's certainly celebrating there in Johnsonville, in North Wellington, saying this is a good thing and, I believe, so are many other people around Aotearoa New Zealand who have been hoping at some stage this Government would look at putting in place another public holiday to celebrate the Māori New Year. And we've seen in many parts of New Zealand, of the country, where different cities and districts have taken up the mantle to really look at our history and how this particular indigenous celebration can be applied locally.