MELISSA LEE: —I got that mixed up—Ibrahim Omer—I mean, some of us actually do surnames first, right?—from across the House talk about the ethnic communities. I think he and I are talking to different people, obviously, because the ethnic communities that I talk about are very, very underwhelmed by this Government's move towards creating a ministry of ethnic communities. They say, "Yeah, it's great that they've actually got the name, but the actual funding is only about $15 million. It's almost like they're robbing Peter to pay Paul." If you compare that ministry that is about to happen with the Ministry for Pacific Peoples, which actually gets, like, $108 million—the ministry of ethnic communities only get $15 million. When you consider the fact that the Asian population alone—not the whole ethnic population, but the Asian population alone—is projected to rise to 26 percent by 2043, you would think that they would spend a little bit more money to make sure that ethnic communities actually fit into New Zealand.