No doubt pretty soon, a representative of the Māori Party will get up and assert that, being mana whenua, it's all the more important that they are able to speak. But I think it's important also to recognise that 17 percent of New Zealand identify as Māori; 1.5 percent voted for Te Paati Māori. And so the question is not "Is this about more Māori representation?"; it's about whether Māori representation comes from a particular party that is being advantaged by this motion more than is necessary to achieve the objective that I completely agree with and have benefited from: that everybody who, through the Electoral Act, gets to this House should be able to have their party's view put across in the debate.