So what does Te Ara Nui o Te Rangihaeata, Te Āhuru Mōwai, Ora Toa, and Mana in Mahi have in common? It is partnership. Unlike the members of the ACT Party, who are too scared to see a modern and sophisticated constitutional framework, Ngāti Toa are an example of what only eight years post their Treaty settlement can achieve. Ngāti Toa CEO Helmut Modlik once said to me that Ngāti Toa know what their obligations are to tangata manuhiri, like myself, a Samoan woman who lives in Porirua. The member of ACT who spoke today said that the Government should focus on health, education, and welfare, rather than constitutional frameworks. Like the Hon member Meka Whaitiri said today, "We are.", and so is Ngāti Toa and iwi alike throughout the country, in housing, education, and infrastructure. I absolutely thank the strong iwi leadership throughout the country. Together we work better. Collective responsibility helps all.