So we get this every three years. The problem is, it also determines our participation at local government elections. We all need to take responsibility for this. It's high time that this country and the parties in this House start to take responsibility for the changes of that bill and support it. By not supporting this bill, it will continuously and consciously choose to actively participate against a Tiriti-centric Aotearoa. We need to recognise the mana of Te Tiriti o Waitangi that our ancestors, both mine, both tangata whenua and tangata Tiriti agreed to. Our ancestors signed this together. If we look at it as a waka hourua—a waka hourua, a double-hulled waka. On one side, you have kāwanatanga; on the other side you have mana motuhake. One side is tangata Tiriti; one side is tangata whenua. The thing that joins that waka hourua, that double-hulled waka, is Te Tiriti o Waitangi. We must grow this together. This is not about a difference between us—