My colleague has spoken to the detailed information that has been provided for the benefit of all New Zealanders. It's a briefing report on the commemoration of the Māori Affairs Committee and the 150 years' service and duty that it's given. It names those individuals who have given service over the course of time since 1871, and I stand here as uri of Whanganui and also a list member of Parliament for the National Party. I've reflected and gone through and looked at the names of those who have gone before, and all of us as Māori who come to give service in this Chamber, in this Parliament, are related to those who have served, and that is a big part of why I'm humbled to stand here to speak, because there are many who cannot because their time is due.