But the biggest problem with this is the incredibly poor signal it sends to the public of New Zealand that the Government believes that we are a House of Representatives and we need to look like the community we serve, but to consider that only certain people of a certain ethnic background or colour or culture can consider empathetically a bill that isn't actually dedicated to that purpose—it has a much wider purpose, and that is the health of all New Zealanders—and can only be considered by a committee with a requisite number of people of a certain ethnic background creates an incredibly concerning precedent. I must say, in my wildest dreams, I never thought I would be speaking on a motion such as this. And it isn't hyperbole or overstating the fact that when Martin Luther King Junior said that we should be judging people on the content of their character not the colour of their skin, he was referring to the risk that this in a Western democracy would be creeping insidiously into our Parliament. 