So while I have listed just some of the progressive changes we have effected in holding this Government to task, this House better be ready for a whole lot more. We will keep fighting for a health system that actually works in keeping our people well and protecting our w'akapapa as tangata w'enua. We will keep fighting to end the shameful disparities in income for Māori. We are here to undo the decades of under-investment, deregulation, and the gutting of social security systems that has caused this. We will continue to call out the Minister responsible for Oranga Tamariki. As the only restrained tangata w'enua party in Parliament, we are here to be an unapologetic voice for tino rangatiratanga, to rebalance the scales of power in Aotearoa, and realise the partnership that was envisaged. Mā te Māori ki te Māori mō te Māori e ai ki te Māori. By Māori, to Māori, for Māori, and according to Māori.