In fact, what we are saying is, at a local level, if you read this report, they are talking about some of the solutions. One is acknowledging and not denying that this is something that we contend with—certainly, leaders should never deny that in this House—and also talking about some of our children that are experiencing the harmful brunt of racism at a young age and that all children should be learning about anti-racism—in fact, some of our adults should be learning it as well—at a young age, and what we can do in this House to de-weaponise racism and stop, effectively, what our children, who we've been here to protect, in Aotearoa should not be contending with. 