Hon AUPITO WILLIAM SIO (Associate Minister of Health): My contribution will be brief. I want to just simply respond to the previous speaker from the ACT Party and say that I found that inane contribution appalling. When she said about the need to address the health of all New Zealanders, I did not believe that I was part of the New Zealand she was describing. In fact, what came to mind was very much the rhetoric of the 1970s—the rhetoric of the 1970s—where the authorities of the time did not recognise Cook Islanders, Māori, Niueans, Tokelauan, who are part of the Realm of New Zealand, as New Zealanders; where they questioned their identity in words such as "They don't look like us, therefore they're not part of this country." That's what was coming from them. And to make it worse, they have already declared they will get rid of Te Puni Kōkiri, they will get rid of the Ministry for Pacific Peoples, they will get rid of the women's affairs department, youth—they'll get rid of human rights that are so fundamental to the diversity of this country. The fact that she continues to ask "Why the Treaty?" indicates the ignorance of that party, ignorance of where her place is in Aotearoa New Zealand, ignorance of the value of the Treaty as a fundamental pillar of this nation. 