I wanted to get up and talk about this because it's just a procedural motion. Forming a new committee is not usually an extraordinary thing. It's been done before—for example, it was done for the Abortion Legislation Bill. But I'm not aware that there's been a committee formed in this House because it was thought that some elected representatives were incapable of dealing with some matters based on their ethnic background. That's what they seem to be saying. This is monumental, because the background of this country, New Zealand, is that people have come from all different places for all different reasons, coming towards one thing: they wanted opportunity, they wanted common humanity, and they wanted the chance for tomorrow to be better than today and to be born free and equal. Some people came to get away from the feudalism, from the class system of England of old, in order to have an egalitarian society where people are born free and equal and have opportunity. People have come here from the People's Republic of China to get away from the oppressive Chinese Communist Party regime. People have come to this country from India to get away from the remnants of the caste system.