As others speakers have noted, it is wonderful to have you all in the gallery today. Madam Speaker, I'm not sure if Mr Speaker is watching, but I wonder if he has made a ruling on whether we will allow waiata in the Whare today. One of the most special moments of participating in this Whare is the waiata when we finish a reading of a Treaty redress bill. Something I have had the privilege of learning is kapahaka, as a member of the New Zealand Youth Choir, and waiata in this Whare, and that is something that I'm really looking forward to, and I'm going to stay specifically for that. I hope that it will ring around this Parliament as something we haven't heard in here for a very long time.