What's so miserable about Mr Seymour's sudden concern with co-governance is that it was his party with the National Party who began the co-management and co-governance framework that he is now denouncing. His supporters are insinuating a "hidden Mao-rie agenda", that the "Mao-ries are going to take over and try and own everything and want everything". Mr Seymour, that's the Māori Party—that's not the Labour Party. My mates don't want to own everything; we just want a share in things. This Government is brazenly open—and good on them, you know—but it doesn't quite work when you've got to work with the partner. This Government is brazenly open about our agenda for Māori—and that's living up to the promise of the Treaty. There's nothing hidden about the Labour Party and this Government's agenda.