I would like to end by recognising that we are just starting into Matariki, and I know that we began our Matariki season today on top of Tangi-te-keo, and I know that, in the same way that we can see Matariki from our hills in Aotearoa, they can see them throughout the Pacific. It is a reminder that Aotearoa and the Pacific are deeply, deeply connected, and the need for us to embed ecological sustainability in the curriculum review, which, I hope, will begin to talk about our Pacific histories, including the history of connections between Māori and Pasefika communities, but also more recent history around the dawn raids and about our connections and our responsibilities as people from Aotearoa and the Pacific. Fa'afetai tele lava.