What I want to say is that I want to read a letter directly from one of our biggest and most loyal supporters, who sent this letter to me today. It says, "Dear Rawiri and Debbie and Te Paati Māori, thank you for achieving your Māori Party manifesto. The first one is I want to acknowledge you achieving the purchase of Ihumātao. I want to thank you for achieving the removal of the barriers to establishing Māori wards. Number three: procurement at 5 percent, only another 20 percent to go to achieve our Whānau First policy; the call to replace the Oranga Tamariki chief executive; the spotlight on ill-treatment of whānau in prisons, including bringing an end to a protest at Waikeria Prison; the racist profiling of Māori by the New Zealand Police; the recognition of Matariki as a public holiday; compulsory te reo Māori and Māori history to be taught in schools; the pressure to increase funding for Whānau Ora this year; the ratings reform for whenua Māori; the pressure to provide a targeted housing package"—we submitted two members' bills, one on seabed mining, the other for the Māori electoral option, and we announced the only Māori COVID-19 policy in this House.