John and Pine Taiapa: Pine Taiapa came to Pūtiki, my area at the mouth of the Whanganui River, and imbued the essence—coming also from Te Arawa, the Māori Arts and Crafts Institute, he having graduated there with many others, travelling around the motu—and carved into our w'are karakia, St Paul's Anglican church, and also to the w'are tupuna. When I go home, that is a correlation of the relationship to our people through to Te Arawa because of Pine Taiapa and that association. It's a privilege to stand here to support and commend the third reading of this bill so that it's carried through and made into law. To the people who have travelled from Te Arawa, today will be a celebration, but it just signs off a legislative passage. Kia ora. Tēnā tātou katoa.