We saw before us some of the worst racism because we were simply asking for parity. Where does democracy start in Aotearoa? How come it starts now? How come we don't remember what happened in 1869? How come everyone's comfortable with accepting that this country was built off some of the worst, most racist legislation we've ever had—muru raupatu, the scorching of our earth, the raping and pillaging of our women, the imprisonment of our people. And you can sit there and say, "Yes, yes," but until we make right, which is what our rangatahi and our tamariki and our mokopuna expect—we saw it in Black Lives Matter, we saw it in climate strike. They were led by young people, and they're not tolerating the decisions that come out of those who are simply too archaic to move. So for Te Paati Māori, we commend this bill and we support it wholly. Kia ora rā.