TEANAU TUIONO (Green): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I'd just like to thank my colleague Angela Roberts for sharing her whakaaro and this hard work that the select committee did on this bill. They could see that the intentions on this bill were really, really strong, but I was just reminded of a whakataukī which goes: "Mate atu he tētē kura, ara mai rā he tētē kura."—when one fern frond perishes another rises to take its place. So I was buoyed to hear that there will be a national languages strategy policy coming from that corner of the House. So all of the submissions that were made during the select committee process will hopefully—should, right?—feed into what this language strategy should look like. I think that's something that we should be looking forward to.