So, as Minister for Māori Crown Relations, I talk about walking across the bridge that is Te Tiriti o Waitangi from the non-Māori world into the Māori world. I talk about getting to understand why we as Māori think, feel, and speak as we do, because all Māori have already crossed that bridge, and we speak the language and know the customs of the non-Māori world. There should be willingness of politicians to cross over into the world of the Treaty partner. But here's the question: does Judith Collins even want to cross that bridge? And if the answer is no, I question the place of anyone in New Zealand politics who does not attempt to cross that bridge and understand the Māori world. And I ask this question: aside from the member of Tauranga, what other Māori bridges has Judith Collins walked over? 