This bill isn't just about a public holiday, as National and ACT have attempted to frame it; this is about identity. This is the flourishing of our cultural identity, which is at the very grassroots of our communities. Communities that, sadly, the ACT Party have forgotten. For David Seymour over there, Matariki is a public holiday; so, for the ACT Party, Matariki as a public holiday is cultural co-management and cultural co-governance in practice. Yes, OK, Mr Seymour. And the right are surprised that this sharing results in both sides of New Zealand doing well. It can happen. We believe in it.