Ngarewa-Packer DebbieDEBBIE NGAREWA-PACKER (Co-Leader—Te Pāti Māori): Tēnā koe e te Pīka. Gosh I wish we could have these people's eight minutes. First of all I think it's really important to put context to the rest of Aotearoa because that's who we're speaking to today because taringa mārō over to my left they're not listening. They won't listen and why would they listen when 83 percent of Māori did not support this Government? That is the important part of why we're here. It isn't about race or ethnicity; it's about rights. We have rights. We have rights and interests under Te Tiriti that were addressed here that were addressing wrongs and no one can deny those wrongs because this House has acknowledged not only those Wai claims but the settlements of iwi.What we have here is a weak Government that lacks courage to follow through on solutions that tangata w'enua came up with for themselves. They lacked the courage to be transformational and instead have resorted back to the comfort of a system that they know really really well and they know it well because it was designed by the very people who took our land our language. It's designed by the tools of colonisation—and you may hate that word but if the shoe fits wear it. Just imagine what we could've had. I refuse to have a tangi today because all you've done is rarked up the fire in our belly to come back at this a second time. Do not be fooled that your three—if you're lucky perhaps six—years of holding this line is going to keep us down because it won't. What we have is a Minister here who admits that the iwi-Māori partnership boards need to be powered up; there was no when there was no how; that we have a mass of data to be collected; there was no when there was no how; that we have locality plans that need to be worked on; there was no when there was no how; that we have regional empowerment strategies but there was no when there was no how.So I want to dive into what would have been—what would have been—and keep our w'anau focused on what would have been if we didn't have to sit there and go to places and clinics and doctors that didn't recognise us that we couldn't relate to; if we didn't have to feel judged; if we didn't have to be in a system that was designed to work against us that wouldn't send us to the specialist. I want to focus on what we could have done and what we will do—what we will do. I refuse to tangi because you will not win—you have never won at anything. This is the whole focus on where we get frustrated with you that we continue to do things we could've done. We could've had free primary care for w'anau and we will do that. We could've had free dental care for w'anau and we will do that. We could've had free delivery of medication for houses for te w'anau earning less than $60000 and we will do that. We will implement a Māori health card and we will have an independent Māori health authority. It will come back better it will be stronger and you will have less say in it.The beauty of it is that 70 percent of the population of Māori are under the age of 40 and you come from parties where your population aren't procreating and you aren't getting any younger. You are politicians on the eve of legacy parties and you will not come back. You will not get a second chance at doing this. I feel we will have Mokopuna Ora. We will make sure that you all sit here this Government and enjoy your kai enjoy the feast of your feats enjoy celebrating and salivating in what you think you have done enjoy thinking you have stopped us—Carl Bates: We're enjoying delivering things.DEBBIE NGAREWA-PACKER: —especially you Carl. Digest it well. Digest your racism well. Make sure it goes into your puku and sits heavy.ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Greg O'Connor): Ms Ngarewa-Packer you will withdraw and apologise.DEBBIE NGAREWA-PACKER: I withdraw and apologise. Enjoy—ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Greg O'Connor): And you will also use full names.DEBBIE NGAREWA-PACKER: Enjoy Government the feel of being anti-Māori because this will not be something we let you forget.We will hold the Minister of Health to account. The Minister has guaranteed that the solution this Government promises will be better then what Māori designed. This Minister has promised that they will stand by and do better than what the Māori Health Authority promised to achieve. So we will hold the Government and the Minister to account. We will question you every chance we get. We will turn up in hordes of w'anau every chance we get. We will make sure we will eyeball you when it comes back and you have failed us. We will not let this Government get off the skates get off any hook when it has failed us because looking at this Government not a single one of you uses the Māori Health Authority. Not a single one of you can talk for Māori.So we will hold this Government to account. And I love that you're all animated. I love that this Government is animated. Te Pāti Māori will continue to hold you to account for what it is that you promised to do and don't achieve and we will make sure our w'anau see that you have done it as well. Kia ora rā.