I do not go into the detail of this bill other than to say that it proposes to move a policy that had been introduced in 2012 by the National Government, recognising the importance of uplifting and elevating and helping our people out of that sense of a poverty of existence, but, importantly, the kōrero that I had back home on the weekend—the greatest poverty that we have as a nation is that of spirit. We have a State welfare system that perpetuates that poverty by telling our people: "You can't get out of this locked-in level of dependency." That is the greatest depression that we have in the country: the reliance on a welfare system that our people become so locked in in mentality and spirit that it is oppressive. That the level of dependency in this country is keeping our people suppressed from being elevated up into what we once knew as a proud nation of mana motuhake. I do not support this bill, along with the National Party.