When we look across our world as tangata whenua on 19 May 2022, this is what we see: a landscape where we once owned 100 percent of our whenua, and now we own less than 4 percent. One third of people on the dole are Māori, 65 percent of women in prisons are Māori, and they were put there for just trying to survive and feed their tamariki. More than a quarter of our people are living in poverty, 99c in the dollar was taken from us, and we are supposed to turn that deficit around with 1 percent returned in iwi settlements. The richest 10 percent own 70 percent of the wealth and the top 1 percent own a quarter, while 50 percent of Aotearoa own just 2 percent of the wealth. We have the highest indigenous incarceration rates in the developed world, the highest homelessness rates, and the highest domestic violence rates in the developed world.