Waititi RawiriRAWIRI WAITITI (Co-Leader—Te Paati Māori): Wow we finally got to the end of that one! Anyway nice to take a call on this. As we said at the first reading—is that because this has a lot in common with the bill that I put in we will support this bill and my plea to the Labour Government and also to Kiritapu Allan who I mihi to for this is that will they do the same when mine comes up tomorrow? Because it goes both ways that support for this particular kaupapa. If we're driven by the kaupapa I think we're able to support both or all of the bills because I also know that the Greens also have a bill that's similar although mine is a little bit more tight-packed in regards to giving our Māori a fairer shot at the elections.I'm hearing a lot around the ability to change at any time and that there should be a time frame on that. You know these elections were built on those who actually owned homes. So those who own homes—and by own homes" I mean plural—in different areas already get the opportunity to skewer the system. So that already happens in a by-election. If we're really really serious about ensuring that we tighten up on our electoral system we would ensure that those people who own a home in Auckland and also own a home in Tauranga are not able to jump into Tauranga to skewer a by-election there. So these are some of the things that we need to consider I think when we're tightening this election because it's already happening. Those opportunities for people to be able to change addresses to allow them to vote in different elections and in different electorates—for local government and for central government—are already happening.So I'm just going to take a short call. Mine is we're going to support this bill because we want what we all want: for the ability for Māori to be able to participate fairly in our electoral system. The other one is that the other wero is to the other parties and I'm going to take National off the list because what I've heard is that there's an opportunity here for National to support this bill with that Supplementary Order Paper saying within a six-month period you can't jump on and off before any election—which I find quite reasonable. I think that's a reasonable thing to ask for to stop that. But we must also look at tightening the electoral law so people who have addresses across the country can't skew elections because that's already happening; we know that—we know that.My other wero is to ACT who have so far refused to support these bills. You know if you're going to stand people in those Māori electorates like National are committing in the next one these types of electoral changes will not just benefit Māori the voter but also Māori the candidate Māori who are standing in those particular elections—but I don't know to what extent coming to the national elections in 2023.Anyway koinā noa iho [that's all]. That was a very very short call. We're going to support this bill. I'm hoping that Labour National Greens and ACT will also support ours to ensure that we tighten up the other parts of the electoral law. That bill will be coming up tomorrow; hopefully it's not squeezed out by a whole lot of other member's bills—you fellas are going to prioritise it eh Goldie? So we look forward to that debate as well because we've waited far too long. Over the last two members' days we've been squeezed out right until 10 o'clock and missed. Anyway that's me. We will support this bill; I look forward to you all supporting ours. Ngā mihi nui ki a tātou kia ora tātou."