My member's bill on electoral law overhaul needs this House to support all the recommendations. If we do not, we fall short. We need a fair electoral system that does not limit and suppress Māori participation. Our electoral law is archaic, it's discriminatory, and it's racist. There are only two opportunities for Māori to choose the electoral rolls: either at the time of initial enrolment or during the Māori Electoral Option period, which the last time was in 2018. So if you wanted to change in the election for 2020, you couldn't because your next option is 2024. So you miss the next election in 2023 and so you participate on the roll of your choice in 2026. This is no accident. The barriers in place are calculated to lock tangata whenua out from fully participating in this country's democracy. The system is designed to disenfranchise Māori voters and lock us out. My member's bill is to remove the racism that locks our people out of their right to change rolls for up to eight years—it's an eight-year lockout.