But it goes a bit deeper than just Waitangi, even though that is important. I want to acknowledge the Minister Nanaia Mahuta's work around Māori wards. I'm on the select committee that is going to be working hard over the weekend listening to those who are going to give us some feedback. Look, I'm expecting some lows, but I know, being from local government, that it is high time that we address some of the legislation I've heard today. We need to be bold and we need to do some things that we wouldn't normally do. We're going to do things like address some of those racist things that are there. Some don't see it as that, but it is in my view. Communities will still get a say, but I think it's time for communities to deeply reflect with their mana whenua, with Māori, and go "How do we create a new New Zealand Aotearoa for our patch of this country and let democracy rule with Māori at the table making decisions, too?"