In trying to unpack just how bad this problem is, I think it's important to outline just how successive Governments have failed when it comes to this issue of these treatment orders. It was in 2015 when the UN Committee Against Torture expressed concern about the enormous amount of times, comparatively, that New Zealand was using this practice, which led in April 2017 to the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights funding a report, delivered by our Human Rights Commission, which found that there was definitely oversight needed because there was an overreliance on goodwill for this "inherently degrading practice"—that's a quote from the report—and there was a high use, particularly in prisons and, you guessed it, particularly towards Māori.