Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Justice): Yes. As I've previously stated in the House, the Government is committed to every New Zealander's right to participate in our democracy on a fair and equal basis. In fact, just today I've announced that the Government will be introducing a bill to allow Māori voters to switch electoral rolls at almost any time, and this responds to repeated calls from both a number of justice select committees and the Electoral Commission to address the issue of the timing of the frequency of the Māori electoral option. Removing the restrictions that currently lock Māori voters into their roll choice for two general elections will be a significant improvement to the status quo that prevents Māori voters from fully exercising their electoral rights. I hope to see support from that member for these changes, given his recent comments on equal suffrage and the recommendation of Parliament's Justice Committee inquiry into the general election in 2014, which was done in 2016 under the last National Government.