DEBBIE NGAREWA-PACKER (Co-Leader—Te Paati Māori): Sorry about that, Mr Speaker, I didn't hear. I rise on behalf of Te Paati Māori, thank you, to support the ministerial statement from Minister Mahuta this afternoon. We join with the Government in totally condemning the senseless and brutal executions of political prisoners in Myanmar. Our hearts go out to the whānau and communities who are reeling from the disgraceful act of violence. The death penalty has no place in a civilised and moral world, and using the power of the State to oppress, terrorise, and murder political prisoners is the kind of disgusting behaviour we see from dictators and despots around the world. The Myanmar Government is being run by a totalitarian military junta, who have rightly been condemned across the world for suppression of human rights and attacks on ethnic minorities. The four men who were executed were campaigners for democracy and human rights. They put themselves on the line in the fight for liberation and freedom.