The point about that is that when it comes to this motion, which I think is strange and I think is wrong and hasn't been thought through by the Government, is simply that the very same point I'd make about medical issues, as a Māori man, is also true when it comes to Parliament and select committee representation. I don't actually think it makes any substantive difference, the ethnicity. What we want, fundamentally, is people on that committee who, yep, have empathy for the issues—and I'm sure there would be if it wasn't going to this special committee but was going to another committee. There would be Māori—dare I say it, probably Māori men—on the committee. 