DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): On behalf of ACT, I would like to join with other speakers in farewelling a mighty rangatira. A man who had the most extraordinary economy of words, he was able to say so much using so few words, and I think he was able to do it because everybody knew that he had such a deep and good heart down within him. I was lucky to spend the most wonderful evening with him, just over two months ago, and it seemed that it was impossible that he would ever be gone—such a man of timeless heart and goodness. I had the enormous privilege of working with him extensively on the previous Government policy of Partnership Schools—Kura Hourua, and I think that showed the heart of the man, that he had values that were far deeper than any particular partisan cause or any particular political stripe. He knew where he stood, where he came from, and where this country could best go. To one of the truly great rangatira, one of the great men, and the greatest hearts of this country: farewell, Sir Toby.  