When I see the racism that's emerging—and I don't care who you are: Pākehā, European, Māori, Pasifika, rainbow sector, elders, church leaders; if you are aiding and abetting that kind of rhetoric, I say, "They do not belong to Aotearoa New Zealand". That's not the kind of New Zealand that this Government is forging forward on. The Prime Minister is right when she was saying these are extraordinary times, and it is a testing time for this country; I want to say it is not for the victims of racism to try and address it. It is the culprits, the instigators, the perpetrators of racism—they must face up to that responsibility and it begins from this House and I say it begins from that side of the House. 