SHANAN HALBERT: —representation of all people—and comments like that are arrogant. They are ignorant, and they do not stand up for the challenges that Māori face to stand and represent in this House. It is not an equal system and by no means did any Māori have an easy pathway to get here. I look to Tāmaki-makau-rau, where I am from, and that's the example, whānau mā, that I draw from. I think of the law that they changed, across the room, back in 2009, when they established the super city. They put in place the Māori Statutory Board, which aimed to improve the representation of Māori, the voice of Māori across Tāmaki-makau-rau, in the growing city that we are. We wanted Māori to be a part of that discussion, not left behind.