Coming back to victims and the rights of victims—how are they impacted? Well, I fear that in this Chamber we often talk in terms of being tough on crime, with rhetoric that does nothing for victims. Instead, we could support victims and uphold fundamental human rights in our justice system. We could provide for mental healthcare. We can provide for a better healthcare system, for housing, for things that actually keep our communities connected and secure. While that side of the Chamber speaks about the rights and wellbeing of victims, victims of violent crime who went to hospital for the last nine years were lying in hospitals where the walls were rotting. That's not what we are about. Let's actually take care of victims and let's uphold the integrity of our justice system by upholding fundamental rights. New Zealand should be a place where, proudly, universal suffrage happened. It should be a place where arbitrary moral lines aren't drawn by a Government to disenfranchise communities—in particular, not Māori and our most vulnerable communities. So please vote for my SOP.