Ngarewa-Packer DebbieDEBBIE NGAREWA-PACKER (Co-Leader—Te Paati Māori): Thank you Mr Speaker. I want to speak about the National leader and her campaign to incite white hysteria the politicking of fear and make it clear that Te Paati Māori recognises her agenda for what it is—a desperate radical agenda to gear up hysteria against bombing polls—and affirms to this House we will continue to call it what it is: conscious deliberate blatant racism.We like many tangata whenua and tangata Tiriti know this isn't about preserving democracy" or "asking the hard questions people don't want to hear". Do not insult our intelligence. This is about a fading leader using an old trowel used by many monsters on these walls before relying on the politics of fear which causes people to suspend their reason and vent in a vile destructive way. This is about a racist using her platform of privilege to spread fear—SPEAKER: Order! Order! The member will resume her seat. I know that the Speaker's ruling I made a week ago roughly was one which is provisional and I've asked for advice on it but I have made it clear that I'm not prepared to overturn that part of Speaker Kidd's ruling which prohibits members being described as racist in the House. The member will cease use of that word when applied to a member.DEBBIE NGAREWA-PACKER: This is about a person who is anti-Māori and using her platform of privilege to spread fear in a way that no vaccine could ever hope to wipe out—that's what anti-Māori people do. Let's not kid ourselves that this is about discussing policy process because if that indeed was her agenda she knows full well investing in future liabilities taking targeted approaches is the right thing to do. No she has deliberately created hysteria because she wants people to act in a way they never would if we'd had a rational conversation. If indeed we took ownership of the very inequities that tangata whenua are confronting and showed courageous leadership here we have a chance to adopt a new norm to reclaim a position that respects tangata whenua and tangata Tiriti—a calm reasonable way forward that has data years of research recommending the way that makes not only political sense but humane sense. Instead she constantly and consistently uses the most anti-Māori dehumanising language—segregation separatist apartheid—denouncing Te Tiriti and indeed its intent to build a strong united Aotearoa for all. She attacks large iwi who have worked hard with multiple Governments and shown the nation how strong Tiriti partnerships become relationships for the future.No what we have witnessed and seen allowed to thrive in this House is a National leader who has incited anti-Māori and invited vile attacks into every Māori home. We are prepared to get kicked out for calling her out every time as it doesn't affect those who have the resilience to armour up who can use platforms like ours to fight back and call her out. It affects those who are vulnerable who we often don't see or hear in the House: our tamariki in communities; our rangatahi trying to find themselves in a country debating their culture norm their identity; our kaumātua who get up off their seat to manaaki our tangata Tiriti elderly. This affects those that are in employment as minorities those fighting every day against race profiling parents teaching their children to be proud to be Māori. Māori are dying seven years earlier than Pākehā in a system run by people like her a system they're too scared to use—can't understand diagnosis don't have jobs which allow them flexibility to get treated won't reach out for mental health support don't have marae and hapū around them. Māori who are less likely to get screened or referred for secondary care specialists less likely to get the cultural services they need and who endure poverty and are too ashamed to ask for help. She has no idea what it is like growing up with a racist profile living in an area deliberately targeted with tobacco shops alcohol outlets gambling. Race-baiting is racist and "Judith Coloniser" this is exactly what she is—anti-Māori. What Judith has done is long-lasting and I intend to use my privilege to fight and have it documented that at no stage will we accept it. White supremacists are emboldened by Judith. It's irresponsible—SPEAKER: Order! Order! I'm going to remind the member that when she's referring to that member she can refer to her as Judith Collins or the Leader of the Opposition but not by first names.DEBBIE NGAREWA-PACKER: My apologies. White supremacists are emboldened by Judith Collins' irresponsible leadership and we are not prepared to have that behaviour go in here unchecked. We didn't ask what it would look like in a united Aotearoa. I watched as we sat there with tangata Tiriti like my mother—75 years old—ashamed to hear that tangata Tiriti aren't respected and valued one that doesn't want to see Pākehā demolish relationships. We have tangata Tiriti with tangata whenua stand on the front line against Māori wards. We all want to work hard to stop and cancel out the culture that has become about blame and shame instead of walking forward. We encourage those that are continuing to bring policy and legislation that will grow and enhance this country for a stronger Aotearoa. Kia ora rā."