No, what we have witnessed and seen allowed to thrive in this House is a National leader who has incited anti-Māori and invited vile attacks into every Māori home. We are prepared to get kicked out for calling her out every time, as it doesn't affect those who have the resilience to armour up, who can use platforms like ours to fight back and call her out. It affects those who are vulnerable, who we often don't see or hear in the House: our tamariki in communities; our rangatahi trying to find themselves in a country debating their culture norm, their identity; our kaumātua who get up off their seat to manaaki our tangata Tiriti elderly. This affects those that are in employment as minorities, those fighting every day against race profiling, parents teaching their children to be proud to be Māori. 