Hon DAVID BENNETT: You're saying you don't know that; I trust everybody in this House to do that. And I know that that is the integrity of members of Parliament, and councillors will do that. I wish that Tāmati Coffey would actually listen to his leader, because in the first words she meant on election night was that "I will govern for all." Joe Biden used the same words: "I will govern for all." What does that mean? That means that every member of any Parliament, or any position of authority, treats everybody the same; they work in the interests of whatever people come into their office and work in that way. So when we're talking about having Māori wards and Māori constituencies in the title, I find that a hard definition to take, because it assumes that some people don't work, as Tāmati Coffey says, for the best interests of everybody. The Prime Minister has said that she will work in the best interests of everybody. I know that I work in the best interests of them, and I reckon Tāmati would as well—I reckon he's not going to hold it against somebody that walks in his office that might have voted National for 40 years; I reckon he will actually work in their best interests. I'm sure that's the kind of person he is. I'm sure that's why he's in this Parliament, because why else would you come to this Parliament and why wouldn't you support your leader who basically says that everybody is equal, we will treat everybody the same? 