But we've lost some incredible chiefs. We've lost some incredible dames. Moana Jackson, for his work that he did in the criminal justice system. Tā Wira Gardiner, a consummate statesperson and head of Oranga Tamariki. I think about Joe Hawke, a bastion for our people who led land rights movements and forced us to think about our connection to whenua. Dame June Jackson, the Hon Willie Jackson's mother, who has been remarkable in urban spaces. But I think of two in particular, for myself: my colleague, my friend, and, of course, my mentor, Sir Michael Cullen—within our community, this week we will be planting a tree to commemorate his contribution to Aotearoa, and, of course, to us—and just last week, my cousin Maia Kuka, 38 years old, who was taken from us and her four children, far too young. We remember her. 