In our reo area of Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori, we've secured $14.8 million over the next four years and appointed a Māori broadcasting board that will complement what's happening in the public media area that Minister Faafoi is rolling out. These are some of the examples of the work that we've done so far. I'm proud of the way that our Māori caucus has worked and our Māori Ministers have worked. Recently, we did a groundbreaking spectrum deal. This is a unique deal that gives Māori a real opportunity to develop their interest in the area into the future and a deal that was widely and positively supported by all the major players in the telco industry. I was really pleased that National did not utter one word of criticism—so congratulations, National. I think that was probably only done because you saw how well the industry reacted and responded. And so it was good that you shut up when we did this ground-breaking deal: a deal that the National Party would never have done; in fact, refused to do when they were in power, choosing just to give cash to our people. It was groundbreaking stuff: 20 percent in terms of the spectrum and a major investment. So, well done to our people. 