I believe that every migrant needs to integrate into New Zealand by adopting Kiwi values. Perhaps the substance of those values requires further discussion, but I would like to suggest the principles Te Tiriti, kindness, and diversity. This does not mean we forbid people from practising their own culture or religion—far from it. Rather, we must celebrate every culture, knowing that it strengthens us as country. In a society as diverse as New Zealand, we shouldn't ever condone racism, but instead be able to let each culture adapt to New Zealand, so that it becomes a uniquely Kiwi version of that culture. The harmonisation of New Zealand values and cultural heritage—that's what I see as the biggest challenge in our society during the years I will serve in this House. 