Now, those reports into our justice system also say repeatedly that the justice system is racist. Māori are experiencing, at every encounter with the justice system—from the first time they encounter police, to the charging system, to the first time they appear in court, to convictions, and, if convicted, to being sentenced to imprisonment—far, far disproportionate rates to Pākehā and others for the same types of acts. Now, we've seen the Black Lives Matter movement across the globe. We know that we don't have those very high rates of police brutality here, but we do have it, and we know that our justice system harms Māori in all sorts of other ways. So that's not OK. We need to be bold and transformative, as we were in the COVID response, and do things differently. We need it for the health of our community, we need it for Māori, and we need it for a better future for all of Aotearoa.