This is a nasty little bill that others an entire section of our community and absolutely prevents agencies that want to help from doing what is best. It is the broken National Party approach of yesteryear, and if we want to try to do things better, we will continue to try and we will make progress—because for 100 years we haven't—and we will try new things. This is a bill that dog whistles to people that want to build a wall. This is a party that's afraid of calling a holiday Matariki, because it's "a bit too Māori." I don't want any part of that kind of approach. This is a bill that would—[Interruption]—thank you—this is a bill that would address the woeful inequities in our health system by abolishing our Māori Health Authority. This is the party that would address the fact that 13 of 18 Ngāi Tahi marae don't have reticulated water by preventing water reform. This party would address Māori overrepresentation in prison by building a bigger prison. And this is exactly the kind of thing we've come to expect from that broken National Party. It's an ill-thought-out, knee-jerk reaction. Frankly, it's childish.