We talked about divorcing the Queen—this Waitangi Day, Te Paati Māori announced the removal of the British Crown and the royal family as head of State, and move Aotearoa to a Tiriti-centric Aotearoa. Now, if you look at it as a marriage—if you look at it as a marriage—tangata whenua went into a marriage with the Crown, and they beget a child called Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Just because the divorce happens doesn't mean the child still doesn't exist. And so what we are calling for is to relinquish the Crown as head of State of Aotearoa, but to allow Te Tiriti o Waitangi to guide us, to create a Tiriti-centric Aotearoa between tangata whenua—and like, David Seymour said in his speech, and I heard him supporting this, is that we have tangata Tiriti sit in their rightful place: to be able to make equal decisions for the wellbeing of our country. So just because the divorce happens doesn't mean the child still doesn't exist. So it is time for an adult and a mature conversation to the herald the dawn of a new union: a marriage of equality between tangata whenua and tangata Tiriti to create a true Aotearoa; an Aotearoa our tīpuna envisaged and consented to, a Tiriti-centric Aotearoa.