On top of their grasp for the future, as I found out at lunchtime—thank you, Māui—if you go to Spotify, you can also check out some new music which has actually been crafted from some old music. I wanted to take a moment of the House's time—just a minute—to be able to listen to some of those old songs which have been made new again by some young, talented artists. So, as I play that, I ask that we just take a moment to consider the beautiful rē Moriori and their waiata Moriori. If you go on to the Spotify app, you'll find it on the Hokotehi Moriori Trust, and the first song up is called "Hokotehi Me Rongo". I'm not sure if this has been done in the House before, but, anyway, let's go. [Member plays song on cellphone] And it goes on—"Hokotehi Me Rongo"—and there is my place to finish this speech. 