I'd make a couple of other process points before we get into the substance of this bill, and the first is this. It's a point Christopher Luxon made well, as well. I've looked through this [Holds up Labour Party 2020 Māori Manifesto]. It's got some nice glossies. Nanaia Mahuta looks good in it—she's on every second page. But, as I go through page 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9, I don't see a single reference to passing this bill to, effectively, entrench Māori wards in New Zealand. There's not a single reference in this bill to that. There are some things we can't say in this House, but they didn't have, let's say, the "fortitude" of their convictions in this area. They weren't prepared to go to the general electorate, to New Zealanders of every colour, creed, and ethnicity, and to say, "You know what: this is something we believe in." So to hear them crowing right now is just a bit rich.