So I acknowledge, as a Māori woman, that sitting alongside our overall reforms we know we must remove the systemic racism from our justice system. I need to acknowledge that so that people are aware, so that my communities are aware, that I hold that through the entire passage of these justice and legislation reforms. System flaw—system flaw—is what we are focusing on here. When we have a system—and why I will quickly pick up on some of the particular clauses of the bill amendments—that further harms victims, it ends up in people not trusting. It builds harm upon harm. It creates an understanding that people should not reach out, should not report, will not be believed. In fact, the real impact of having a justice system which upholds that mistrust is actually the ongoing nature of intergenerational violence. That is actually what the real impact of having a flawed justice system that treats victims terribly is: the impact of ongoing intergenerational violence as well. 