Waititi RawiriRAWIRI WAITITI (Co-Leader—Te Pāti Māori ): [Authorised te reo Māori text to be inserted by the Hansard Office.][Authorised translation to be inserted by the Hansard Office.]I want to also congratulate the women's sevens team this morning with a wonderful wonderful win and our first gold medal. So I just wanted to acknowledge the ladies leading the way and just to acknowledge the efforts of all of our Olympians over there in France at this particular time.[Authorised te reo Māori text to be inserted by the Hansard Office.][Authorised translation to be inserted by the Hansard Office.]Te Tiriti o Waitangi is under threat. Our tīpuna consented to Pākehā settling here. This country was not settled by conquest; it was settled by consent. Our tīpuna consented for Pākehā to govern themselves on the condition that they acknowledge the absolute authority—our full exclusive and undisturbed right of our authority over ourselves our whenua our kāinga our taonga our moana our ngahere our reo our mokopuna our whakapapa. That the Queen would keep her people in line and afford Māori equal rights and citizenship and none of that has happened. We are punch drunk from the racist agenda this anti-Māori Government lead and have been led by the dark triad". The dark triad are leading an anti-Māori agenda in this House. We are punch drunk. You have been punching Māori since you took office.Hon Nicole McKee: Point of order. Thank you Mr Speaker. I just wonder whether the Standing Orders 121 on personal reflections count here. There's been accusations made about the Government being racist. I see that as a personal reflection. I just wonder whether or not the Standing Order comes in here.SPEAKER: This is a general debate. People will say things in the general debate that others might find affects them particularly but it's not meant in anything other than a general sense. It is not out of order to suggest that a policy has a particular bent to it. Both sides of the House regularly do that and there is nothing out of order in what I've heard so far.RAWIRI WAITITI: I apologise if my kōrero is triggering but we are punch drunk from the racist agenda this anti-Māori Government lead and have been leading and are led by the dark triad. They've been punching Māori since you took office. The attack on Māori wards—punch. Demolishing of the Māori Health Authority—punch. Removing section 7AA—punch. Rushing through the Fast-track Approvals Bill—punch. Cutting Matariki funding—punch. Erasing te reo Māori from public service—punch. Cutting supply and capability of Māori housing—punch. The establishment of youth bootcamps—punch. Gang legislation that will disproportionately target Māori—punch. Ignoring tribunal and High Court rulings—punch. And yet to come the Treaty principles bill—punch.The dark triad like any abuser is grooming us. In actual fact this Government and successive Governments have been grooming us for the past 180-odd years through colonialist tools like divide and conquer. So they embed the theft of our takutai moana with the marine and coastal area bill. The confiscation of 100 percent of the whenua here in Aotearoa. Māori only have less than 5 percent—95 percent of the land is out of Māori ownership. Where has that gone to? Yeah some of you are going to say "Oh you sold it." No we didn't. The majority was confiscated. Sam Uffindell: Does that include privately owned Māori land?RAWIRI WAITITI: No. The others were given by land ballot because the soldiers—Pākehā soldiers—got back earlier right. So our people missed out on the land ballots that they were promised. And the mokopuna are still benefiting from it today. This marine and coastal area bill is the expansion of the empire that you continue to advocate for. This is a shameful shameful Government. I've never seen anything like it. And nobody would have seen anything like it in their lifetime absolutely. I've just laid out all the anti-Māori things that you have been absolutely relentless in this. But will just say to my people:[Authorised te reo Māori text to be inserted by the Hansard Office.][Authorised translation to be inserted by the Hansard Office.]Do not allow the divide and conquer tactics. I spoke to one of our iwi leaders today and they said they went to an iwi hui where Ministers were promising all this money and our leaders were drunk like alcoholics on the Government's money. These are the tactics that the Government constantly uses: divide and conquer.[Authorised te reo Māori text to be inserted by the Hansard Office.][Authorised translation to be inserted by the Hansard Office.]Do not allow this taniwha with its teeth of silver and gold to penetrate us to devour us. We will not allow that to happen. And we put this Government on notice. You are on notice today that we will no longer allow this anti-Māori agenda to run its course any more. Kia ora tātou."