I note that the long history of New Zealand—New Zealand's a young country, but we're one of the oldest democracies. Originally, the voting rights were based on the possession of property in this country. However, Māori men were granted universal suffrage in 1867 with four electorates for Māori—three in the North Islands and one in the South Island—because only a small number of Māori owned individual freehold land at that time, and many Māori could not vote.