Specifically, the bill will allow Māori to change between the Māori and general rolls at any time; to change the requirement to redraw electoral boundaries; to set a date two years after each general election; set a legislative requirement that if somebody stipulates they are Māori when enrolling but doesn't choose an electoral roll, they are automatically placed on the Māori roll; change the name of the general electoral district to "non-Māori electoral district" because you've got the Māori roll, the general roll, and then the general election—it doesn't make sense. I am encouraging all my fellow MPs to support this bill. Supporting is consciously choosing to actively participate in a Tiriti-centric Aotearoa, recognising the mana of the Treaty that our ancestors signed together. If not, then we choose to continue to discriminate against tangata whenua and you choose to uphold this blatantly racist legislation.