Now, here's another question: what percentage of New Zealanders identify as Māori? Does anyone from the Labour Party want to try this time? Does anybody know? Silence. They don't know—they know, but they don't want to say. The percentage of New Zealanders that are Māori is—wait for it—14 percent, the same as the percentage of Māori on councils. So they are wrong when they say that there's an insurmountable barrier to Māori being elected to councils. Māori are doing a great job of being elected to councils, thank you very much.