Ginny Andersen

Good morning, Mark.

Good morning, Mike.

I made it.

I was sitting in the front row of Treaty Settlement speeches, and Pama Potaka was talking a long time, and I had to sneak out and get to my car, but I made it.

We're at the TSB Arena, so I'm in a car park under there, and there's three iwi who are all together today for the third and final reading of their Treaty Settlements.

Okay.

All treaty settlement bills genuinely all have agreement from both parties, all parties actually.

So it's actually kind of a nice part of Parliament where everyone comes together and discusses.

things and is in general agreement, so they're quite nice things to be able to attend.

I don't know, but he does make me laugh.

I think he says, e te maungai o te whare, which is just the speaker in Maori, yes.

I know.

I think maybe it's a way of kind of like getting your breath right or just kind of feeling relaxed.

Maybe he's doing it for sort of those reasons, but he does crack us up sometimes.

Oh, my goodness.

You always have to do it out of 10.

I'd say a solid six.

What, out of 18 or 10?

Oh, 10.

I'll be nice.