RAWIRI WAITITI (Co-Leader—Te Paati Māori): Thank you. Well, we've heard a lot about changes to do with COVID and the economy, but in actual fact nobody is actually talking about the most racist legislation in this House, which is the electoral law. The electoral law for a long time has locked Māori out from participating in this country's democracy for over eight years at a time. So if I take, for an example, the last time you could change on the electoral roll was 2018. Between 2018 and the 2020 election, 16,000 people got in contact with the Electoral Commission to change rolls. They cannot change rolls until 2024, so they've missed the 2020 election, they will miss the 2023 election, and the next election that they will be able to vote on is 2026.