What COVID has taught us in the last two years is working together helps all. Working together works well. Collective responsibilities benefit all—benefit all. So I was annoyed—not annoyed; I was upset to hear of a member in this House that talked about the rights of the individual and whakapapa doesn't matter. That's what we heard. That's what we heard from Karen Chhour of the ACT Party—that whakapapa doesn't matter, that constitutional arrangements shouldn't be the responsibility of any Government, and that we should just get on with housing and health.