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Thanks for the heads up. I'll start getting wiki pages updated as and when I can (might take a day or two). Google have just started to release the latest Streetview updates around the country - hopefully a decent amount this time! So we will see what we can get elsewhere as the updates come.

This particular Te Reo Māori voice is indeed supplied by a third party (namely Cirrus, AKA the largest third-party distributor of NZ who is also responsible for supplying Dewhurst and Everbright buttons over here), and is the most commonly used whenever they want a bilingual voice unit (though instances have popped up of this voice being English-only too). There is supposedly another Te Reo Māori voice, found on some Schindler 5500s at the Ao Tawhiti school in Christchurch, and recorded by a student of that school (Rangimarie) who was advocating for the use of Te Reo Māori in more accessible contexts, like elevator voice units. Her voice files have not yet been sighted in any other elevator in NZ outside of the aforementioned 5500s, which makes me think they’re either associated with Schindler, or just a one-off for that school. I cannot confirm or deny either way. Lastly, *ka pai, e hoa!* As a New Zealander myself who feels incredibly inspired by Māori language & culture, it’s great seeing foreign enthusiasts with a similar desire to honour it and see it being utilised more! 😀

See; we’ve been considering it, but it’s gonna be really hard seeing as the engineers we need to ask only come around once every blue moon. And I’m aware the clock is ticking: The next time _I’ll_ get to visit the hospital, almost certainly all of the panels would have gone.

I think Wittur, but I'd have to double check. I never actually saw them installing the door operators.

Wittur AMD2, can tell from the very unique locking sound.