Don't be afraid of allowing Māori voices at the table. I heard the ACT Party say that this bill will not make a difference to Rotorua's problems. This is because they want the status quo, which is the current State; a colonised State. As quoted by Dr Moana Jackson, the colonised State is a racist State. If you take over the lands and the power of other peoples—in this case Te Arawa—and replace it with yours on the notion that they were inferior to you, then that's a racist State. This is smoke and mirrors for their continued attack on Māori and iwi, which is laced with racism. Only indigenous knowledge will save this planet. And the issues outlined by ACT—in having Māori equally making decisions—will not only be better for Te Arawa but for the country.