 What we're going to do this morning is have a me-me, have a prayer, and welcome all the international guests as well as the local guests, and then we're going to head back to your organisers, we'll begin to take charge and review the rest of the process. Okay, come on. Kie hiwara, kie hiwara, kie hiwara i tēnai tuku, kie hiwara i tērātuku kē i pākapūrūakō i te toto, pākapūrūtōnu, pākapūrūtōnu. Kare ko ako awe kimi ana e hahauana, e ngā piringa, e ngā kokonga, e ngā pairā piringa, hako akoa kao kao kaoate. Haere mai koutou, haere mai i ngā manuhiritū a rangi, haere mai i ngā tangata e tautoko i tēnai kōpapa i tēnai rangi, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou. Haere mai i ngā mate kai rungia koutou, kia tū hono hono i ngā mate i rungia mārunga. kia hiate, haere mai i te, haere mai i te, haere mai i te. Haere mai koutou i tēnai pāre i te, pāpātonga reua i te, pāpātonga reua i te, hērē mai i te, haere mai i te, ahu maawai i te, haere mai i tēnai a, tēnai kōpū i tēnai i kao tū i tēnai wā. te mayew onngua. Anei rā maratu o te Papatongarewa e polyatu e myhi atu i ako tu. Rōwairo, te nāpō. Te nāpō to, te nāpā pāpaka hāere, te nāpō to, te nāpō i tūa ranghi, te nāpō to, te nārangatira. Te nāpō to, te nāpō to. Welcome to Te Papa. Welcome to the organisers. Welcome to the distinguished guests and welcome to all of our people who have come today to engage in this seminar. I welcome you on behalf of Te Papa on the heart of the start. I know that we have Te Papa start with you today and we know that your day is planned and things are going to roll when we get through this mihi-mihi, which is a chance for us to reflect, a chance for us to gather our thoughts and move forward. So, thank you for coming. Welcome. Welcome. Te Papa te Māori o Rani, te Māori o tēnai matua iwi, te Māori o tēnai pūa waitanga iwi, te Māori o tēnai pūa waitanga iwi, te Māori o tēnai. E i kautiangi i teīme i te Māori O Pāpatonga i watershore o Ngāti Poro iwi. ōtika anau huki ki kie mihati iwi whānau i te tū hūlotanga o Ngāti Poro, o Ngāti Raukawa o o Te Atiawa iwi anau la i rau kārana ki whānau i kū tēne. γναi raita o kāmehiatungai Te i te kaipapa nai, a'a motu nai, kon'a taonga dani, te taonga pāpia, eitani, te taonga māo. A'a, i rotu i teera korrulu ka kitea ko, ta'a pira nangata, e'a polu piti tone, ka tana korrulu, e'a tipu eirea monga rātua, koto renga, te rākau monga tīnana, koto ngākau, te nga taonga monga tīpuna, haitikitiki monga monga, a'a koto wairua ka tataua, nana nai nga monga katoa. Ngā tīruwe i tīnai wā ko tūkuru tia, te rākau a'a to pāpia, a'a rā, te rorau i ko tīpurangi tīna, a'a monga taonga monga tīpuna, ka i rotu i ngā i pūrangi, a'a ko piti a'a tīpuna. Ngā rei rā, monga taonga monga tīna, tietai monga kaupapa mei pei hei monga taonga monga Māori, a'a i pūrangi, a'a ka roke a'a ua taonga haitikitiki monga monga. Ka rieto oroa atu ngā koreroa, ngari mehi mai, mehi mai ki i'nei, ngā kai paka haire, ngā kai koreroa nui, o tinii kaupapa, ka mei atu i hoki, mātau, ki a pautau o te papa ko fukai, ki te siaki mai i tinii kui. Ka rieto oroa i ngā koreroa, mai whenseo nOOO kia tātøa tietai monga, tietai monga titeitai monga tietai, te tineiti juke a'a i te wrapsanga received tietai monga monga tietai. mwāti k substantial maith-t," mai aumletio na maithan unain. iaumlo aniekwitātauria maith maithan unain maithan unain maithan unain maithan unain maithan unain maithan unain maithan unain te migrant uhama, te ka Zar—a gcetaayr. Thank you again for joining us.