Firstly, it is remembrance. The honouring of those who have passed since the rising of Matariki in the previous year. Secondly, it is the celebration of the now, gathering with family and friends. Those of us in the House know that this is our real desire with the burden of the pandemic at this time. That is a nice thought, that we could gather closely together to celebrate at this time. However, the third aspect is the looking to the future, to the good things we can carry into the new year. There are many benefits and purposes included in this bill. There is compassion, remembrance, unity, caring, sharing, environmentalism—that is a big issue—then there is feasting, studying, togetherness, kindness, celebration, and identity.