They also acknowledge in this letter that both Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and I have done over 170 speeches. They sat there and counted every single speech that we did on that particular TV station—their favourite TV station. They also acknowledged that we accepted many petitions, including the Māori Health Authority—because that was part of our manifesto—and also the Dawn Raids petition. Notwithstanding that, Te Paati Māori also challenged our right to wear our taonga and remove the colonial noose from around our necks as a cultural expression of who we are. This person that wrote this says, "We are extremely proud of the achievements of Te Paati Māori this year, in only 12 months."—we stood up, they say—"You stood up to racism in this House.", and have done our best to hold this Government accountable to Māori.