SPEAKER: I want to indicate that if people had listened carefully to the reactions of some members in the House today, we would have seen—we could see—that some members view the approach taken by others as racist. It's a genuinely held view—clearly genuinely held. We saw it from the Māori Party today. We can argue about whether they are right or wrong, but I think it gets really hard if they are not allowed to express their views. I want to also say that I took some inferences from questioning today that a major party viewed a possible policy direction in exactly the same way. I don't think either side should be refrained from expressing the view, as long as it is not personalised to members.