DEBBIE NGAREWA-PACKER (Co-Leader—Te Paati Māori): Kia ora e te Māngai. I stand up for Te Paati Māori and I will be less animated and probably a lot more calm. I do have to wonder, though, which concerts some of the members have been to lately. Te Paati Māori believe we should take a health approach to drugs and not a criminal one. This approach requires this Parliament to be extremely courageous in its decision making. Contrary to statements made tonight, the cannabis referendum was overwhelmingly supported by Māori, as must be decriminalisation. We recognise and commend rōpū like Hāpai Te Hauora within the drugs sector, working for the rights of Māori guaranteed within Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and we are also conscious of those who are working on the ground with the most affected and the most at risk of taking poor drugs. We know that Māori are most affected by drug harm and most criminalised by the use of drugs. Therefore, we are very open to solutions. We also know that the implications of law on the lives of those whānau who have to deal with the law and in the context of education, health, and community safety.