Hon KELVIN DAVIS: Because let's go back to when the Māori Party and the National Party were in Government. The Māori Party had an Associate Minister of Corrections and they oversaw the mass incarceration of Māori. They also failed to have a Māori strategy. This Government is a Government that said that that was enough, and we need to look at alternative ways and other solutions. Those solutions have seen the implementation of a Māori strategy known as Hōkai Rangi, and have also seen the reduction of the numbers of Māori, that have been reduced by over 800 since we became Government. Therefore, what Corrections is doing is working. There are things that we do need to continue to work on, but changing the operations of a whole department will not happen overnight. 