So I say, for all of those process reasons, this bill's wrong. I also say, actually—and I agree with the many good points that Christopher Luxon said—this bill's wrong in substance, special representation. We're increasingly going to look back, I think, at this in the long-run, and say that it's the wrong thing to do. It's not a situation where in Parliament there are fewer Māori than Māori in New Zealand, actually we're strongly represented. In council that hasn't always been the case, but what the stats show quite clear is it, basically, is today. I have a complete confidence in New Zealanders, both in Māori and non-Māori New Zealanders, to elect the right people who know what they're doing. I say to the other side: actually, have a little faith in us, have a little faith in Māori.