ARENA WILLIAMS: I will. Let me then finally comment on how the effect of this legislation has a wider impact: that when we discourage the police from raising objections to licences, whether they are in race club meetings, whether they are in any circumstances where people who are putting on an event might apply for a special licence, we further disenfranchise those communities who are already trying to speak up against them. That further disenfranchises the people who are most affected by alcohol harm, and we around this House know that that is people in South Auckland who look like me. Māori women are the most affected by the harms of alcohol, through family violence, through abuse of alcohol. We are the most affected by driving offences with alcohol harm - related incidences. We are the most affected by crime with alcohol as a factor. 