So this is one of the great things that I'm proud of in my career—I acknowledge Marama Davidson; I acknowledge Chlöe Swarbrick; I acknowledge Chris Hipkins for the huge generosity and time that he's given me; and others across the House, on this legislation to get it to this point, because, as I understand it, we're going to have multiple political parties supporting it to select committee. So I really want to make that point, which is that there will need to be a whole conversation as to how we implement this. There will need to be a whole conversation as to how we choose priority languages. There will be a whole debate in select committee about the strengthening of Te Reo via this bill, in my view. But I don't believe that this bill is necessarily perfect, and that's why I want to work collaboratively with all members of the House, and the conversations that I have had with other political parties have been that now is the time.