ARENA WILLIAMS (Labour—Manurewa): Mr Speaker—thank you and congratulations on your appointment to this role. This will be a short call from me and I am grateful to the Labour Government for passing this legislation imminently because I'm done with this conversation. I'm done with the conversation in this House, which is mostly political posturing about a problem we all agree on: a problem of reducing crime on those that are most affected by it. And who are most affected by it? They are people who look and sound like me. In South Auckland, Māori are 30 percent more likely to experience violent crime. Māori women make up 7 percent of the population but we experience 20 percent of the assaults. We've got to get serious about addressing crime and that's what this Government is doing. This window dressing that is "three strikes" does not solve the problem and I'm proud to be getting rid of it today.