I thank you for stepping up and making sure that our opportunities for our young people—to be ambitious and say that, actually, training our kids is not just in how to cut down a tree but how to look after each other while we do it, and how to be not just good at forestry but good employers and good forestry managers. All of that comes from Te Ao Māori, and that means our young people are going to be helping our country to be a better place. For that, I thank you. 