I'm going to remind what we have done. Aside from having the most kicked out co-leader, we have seen and been around, in this short time, seen the purchase of Ihumātao; the removal of barriers to establishing Māori wards; the procurement of 5 percent, which is still off our 25 percent; the replacement of Oranga Tamariki chief executive with a Māori leader—now, Oranga Tamariki, that still has a long way to go—[Interruption]—investigations into our broken criminal justice system, which I believe Minister Davis knows very well; the public holiday recognition for Matariki; te reo Māori and Māori history in schools; new investment in kōhanga reo and W'ānau Ora; ratings reform for w'enua Māori; a new Māori Health Authority; seabed mining member's bill; and the Māori targeted housing package.