This has been suppression since 1867, when the four Māori electorates were set up to limit the representation we had in this place. Māori were 47 percent of the total population at that particular time. If it was a democracy then, it would be a different story, but at this particular time, I want to highlight to this House that under Te Tiriti o Waitangi, we should have 50 percent representation in this House. Under equity, we should have 25 percent in this House. Under equality, if we are 16 to 18 percent of the population, we should have that percentage in this House. We don't get either one of those—we don't get either one of those.