As I get out and about in our communities, it never fails. From the Pacific community, they refer to her as a leader O le Toa, meaning that she is courageous, E Malosi, meaning that her voice is strong, E Fa'amaoni, meaning that she has a genuine concern for people, and E Alofa, and that is somebody who provides compassion in all that she does. I think, for all of us, irrespective of the opposition from that side, we see that in the way that she has conducted herself, in the way that she led this nation in response to the March 15 crisis last year, in the way that she represents us in the Pacific region, and, more latterly, in the way that she stood up for New Zealanders to those mean Australians across the ditch.