So I'm very confused, and I would like the Minister in the chair, the Hon Nanaia Mahuta, to stand up and say, first of all, why the word "and" is in there, when it should be "or" if you're looking at the whole thing, and to actually define "Māori constituencies". If they're defining "Māori constituencies" as different from any other constituency, that goes against what their leader said in her very first words after winning the election, and that is that she would act for all New Zealanders—rich or poor, white or Māori, Pasifika or Chinese, rural or urban, National or Labour, Green or ACT voters—that the Prime Minister would act for all. So why do we now need to have a bill in the first urgency of the new year that specifically divides people and creates Māori constituencies and Māori wards, when the leadership we've been given is that everybody should be treated the same?