That's the latest allegation in terms of this Government: apparently, we're major supporters of the Mongrel Mob. I say today on record: it's not a matter of giving support to the mob, which we will not do; it's about upholding our tikanga, which we will always do. It's something we must continue to uphold, and we must make those points at every opportunity in kaupapa Māori settings and situations, and not all of a sudden get all hōhonu and forget what's going on around us. This is about kaupapa Māori at all times. The Opposition needs to be aware of that—not all of a sudden forget all the terrible things that they've been saying about Te Ao Māori over the last few weeks. It is a disgrace what is happening in this House and happening outside. Constant allegations about kaupapa Māori, tikanga Māori, and te reo Māori, and all of us Māori members are getting sick of it—are getting tired of it. So I say to our whanaunga here today: I'm glad you're here because you can move these messages on. Because it's not just about our settlement bill; it's about where we are going today in Te Ao Māori. 