We are the Government absolutely for Māori; there is no doubt about that—for Māori. I want to ask the question today, because I totally support—totally support—and endorse the Prime Minister's kōrero when she opened this debate that we are a Government that is looking after everyone but we are most definitely—yes, Mr Mitchell's going because he's a bit embarrassed about this—the Government for Māori. I'm glad he sat down, because I want to ask Mr Mitchell the question today: what did the last Government do for Māori? Absolutely nothing. Minimal investment. They gave us the dirty rotten Te Ture Whenua Maori Bill—that's what they gave us. Mr Finlayson upset so many Māori that they got rid of their own mates: the Māori Party—they got rid of their own mates. How did they do that? By not investing in the people, and forgetting all about Māori. They said, "Māori Party, you look after that." Oh well, they really looked after things, so much so that they're gone—they're gone.