Anyway, we are supporting this bill at first reading as it would—like my bill—enable Māori voters to switch between the Māori and non-Māori electoral rolls at any time. However, we call on this House to also support my bill through to select committee to enable a debate. There are a number of differences in this bill that concern us. We believe Māori electoral boundaries should be redrawn after each election based on current enrolled voters, not after every census—that's another five-year locking-out. So Labour is proposing to transfer the lockout of tangata whenua to another part of the electoral law, which continues to tighten the colonial noose around our necks and lock us out for another five-year period when it comes to electoral boundaries. Come on!