Because it's more than just the language. Language is also about identity as well. It's about helping young people and children to ground themselves in terms of their cultural identity, what that means for them in their communities, what that means in terms of the connection that they build with their communities, and also within other communities as well. That helps with a whole lot of things. That helps with child wellbeing, helps with whānau wellbeing, but also helps with community wellbeing as well. So when the national languages policy comes out I would like to see a really strong emphasis on making sure that those things are there for our Pasifika languages, our Pacific Realm languages, and also stepping out for Samoan and Tongan as well.