New Zealand First does not agree. We do not agree that in this moment, at this time, when Te Reo Māori is still not throughout the country in the way that it should be—and the Hon Nikki Kaye can frown as much as she likes and say that we're never going to take away from Te Reo Māori. She's not on the front line at schools where parents are at the door. She's not on the front line in what is the current argument around New Zealand history and making sure that we have the resourcing for Te Reo Māori and making sure that we actually counter those communities inside New Zealand that say, "Why are our children learning that language? It has no point." 