Now, members on that side of the House over the last 20 years had 10 of those years to try and do something about it, but oh no. They've signalled they want to stand in Māori wards, but they don't want to make the changes that are critical to signalling "We want to work with Māori." Quite simply put, we do have an electoral system in New Zealand that has two electoral rolls—Māori and a general electoral roll—and what this does is pass on the same opportunities to Māori at a local level to be represented around the council table.