The government is being called out for not delivering on its promise to transform a justice and corrections system that is failing Māori.
Right now Māori make up around 16 percent of the population - but account for more than half of prisoners and the reoffending rate for Māori is nearly 50 percent.
Last year the government launched Hōkai Rangi - a long-term strategy rooted in Māori values, which aims to drastically reduce the over-representation of Maori in prison.
But at the end of their term has the government made much progress? And what tangible changes has there been in the prison system?
Political reporter Yvette McCullough takes a look.
