TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): If ever there was a reason to stop voting National, today is the day. I grew up in a horse racing family, and my dad taught me about the importance of having a dollar each way, son—have a dollar each way. Every time that I heard that previous contributor, Joseph Mooney, talk about how supportive he was of Ngāi Tahu and your journey, and then he put in there, "Oh, but, unfortunately, I'm not going to be able to support it today."—I heard a person that was putting a dollar each way. Why? Because he knows that there's an election coming up next year, and he knows that he's going to have to defend it in the electorate that he comes from, Southland. I hope—I hope—that your rūnanga holds him to account.