Every person eligible to vote should have the opportunity to contribute by voting on the roll of their choice and not have to wait five to six years in order to change those rolls. Voters should be able to join a roll that they are comfortable on and that will allow them to vote for the person or the party who will help get their electorate to become a thriving community, especially when crime is so rampant across the country—a person and party they can vote for that will help restore our economy so that it's healthy again, with our kids not paying decades of debt—and how can they do it without a national debate ensuing over co-governance, unfairness, and undemocratic processes, because, really, Māori just want to be able to vote. We want to encourage that, but it needs to be fair for all. So, at this stage of this bill, ACT cannot support it.