Tiriti justice requires a sharing of power that we have not yet seen ever in the almost 200 years since the Treaty was signed. In all of the speeches of my colleagues here in the House—and this is a response to the Prime Minister's statement where she outlined the many challenges that are facing us that we are all concerned with today—it is for those very challenges, it is for those very challenges, that I was proud to launch yesterday the Green Party's Hoki Whenua Mai, a policy proposal which discusses how we can give land back, whenua back, to tangata whenua. The proposals are not just about giving whenua back to tangata whenua via a Crown-facilitated process that allows that, that ensures that that can happen, but we know that upholding the mana and the tino rangatiratanga of Te Tiriti is how we can work towards a more equitable Aotearoa for everyone. It is the current system, it is the current processes of making decisions in our country, which are not Tiriti-led. It is that current system which is unfair for many other people. It is a Tiriti process which offers us the most inclusive, most dignity-enhancing way of being able to realise everyone's mana, everyone's integrity, everyone's dignity.