Mr Speaker, the House of Lords—I'm sure you've been there—is not one person, one vote. The Electoral College is not one person, one vote. The Senate is not one person, one vote. In New Zealand, our own very country, with MMP it's not one person, one vote. It's one person, two votes. Why are Māori having to explain democracy to those who claim to protect it? The right would not for one moment claim that America or the UK were not democracies, yet we in New Zealand, a country that has "one person, two votes" extends the universal suffrage of representation promised to us as Māori. We have Chris Luxon and David Seymour up in arms. Give us a break. We all watched the 6 o'clock news last night. Nicola Willis was squirming, and that was a story highlighting how multiple property owners can vote in multiple local body elections, giving landowners more power than the poor. I was watching Nicola struggle to answer why one person, one vote suddenly doesn't apply to rich landowners. I kept watching it all night. 