Hon ALFRED NGARO: Well, the Minister may be saying there's misunderstanding, but I'm reading right from the people who were consulted, the iwi leaders that were consulted. It clearly states here in clause 4 that "the purpose of the Bill is to support a public health response". That's in the bill where it's recording that. However, again, it clearly states here that Māori are affected by this because they haven't been consulted directly with this bill. So to the Māori caucus on the other side: where are you? Where is your voice? Why are you not listening to your community? And again, the word marae was put in there. Here's what the Māori leaders are saying: "It's like a stigma that has been created, and a level of untrust to the Māori community.", because, if it was—again, here's the evidence. Here's the information that was supported prior to an SOP—prior to a Supplementary Order Paper. What's the SOP for? To correct what hadn't been put there in the first place. That's what an SOP is there for.