There will be robust and respectful debate that I invite on this, but I will invite also members, before we come back to the second reading of this bill—distinguished Professor Dame Anne Salmond, in her article she talks about how we could be designing a new institutional order, which is a big picture of Aotearoa, rather than Māori verse non-Māori. Look at provoking ways of imagining those relations and relationships that we have with each other. There is an opportunity to rethink identity in terms of whakapapa that includes other living systems and lifeforms. Whanganui, Te Awa Tupua, we are evidence of that in terms of the legal personification of our living life source of our awa and our river. And Dame Anne Salmond also talks about bringing together ideas of whakapapa and complex systems in designing new institutional forms of order in Aotearoa as well as relationships between people. I do not support this bill.