Well, that's exactly what this side of the House is doing. We're getting on with housing, we're getting on with health, the Māori Health Authority, the enormous investment that was given to Māori hauora providers throughout the country: in the last two years, $140 million specifically targeted for Māori. And what do Māori hauoras and iwi and service providers—what have they done in the last two years? They've looked after all. They have looked after all. There has been no turning away of anybody, no matter what their ethnicity was. They delivered and they awhi'd and they manaaki'd all from within their community. So it's a bit rich that I have a member in this House saying that it's time that we leave that to be, that we all just should be equal people. 