I will only take a short moment. As a proud member of the Justice Committee and as the proud co-chair of the Māori caucus, I support the repeal of this three-strikes legislation. Māori, as the chair of our Justice Committee pointed out in her contribution, are almost nine times more likely to receive a first strike than those of European or other ethnicity and over 18 times more likely to receive a second strike. In the advice that we received at the select committee, the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court have found sentences imposed under the regime contravene the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, with Māori significantly overrepresented in the group of offenders who have received a strike. Twenty-three offenders have received a third strike, 81 percent of whom are Māori. I commend this bill to the House. 