Why I want to stand this afternoon and add my short contribution is because what the evidence shows us is that, unfortunately, Māori, who are already overrepresented in the criminal justice system, are overrepresented in the statistics for this legislation, which you have heard wonderful speeches on this side of the House, talking about how it is so unfair, it is so unjust, it is so unnecessary; in fact, it is in contradiction to many of the principles of our justice system. The statistic that I wanted to highlight is that of the 23 offenders who have received a third strike, 81 percent were Māori. To me, that is completely unfair, unjust, unacceptable—not something I can stand in this House and support its continuation of.