We are on the way to justice for our people—justice for our people. I want to ask the National Party, who last week supported Māori seats, because Judith said, and this week have forgotten about the Māori seats, and have gone back to their old rhetoric: who was the last mayor of Auckland who was Māori? Anyone know? Who was the last mayor of Wellington who was Māori? Anyone know? Who was the last mayor of Christchurch who was Māori? Anybody know? Dunedin, Tauranga, you can go everywhere. Guess what? We've never had one—we've never had one, and that's the essence of this claim. We know this. You can't get through if you take a pro-Māori view. You have to take a Pākehā perspective, like Simon Bridges, who's embarrassed Ngāti Maniapoto and disgraced the Māori nation over the last—[Interruption]—no, it's a fact. Simon knows this—I've told him this many times. The reality is he advocates a Pākehā perspective to get his Pākehā votes, because he knows that if he puts a Māori view up, he will lose his position.