It will be stored by the museum and no decision has been made about its future.
Seymour has publicly said he did not believe what Luxon was saying.
"Perhaps many of them feel that there should be a referendum in order to clear the air."
Despite walking side by side on Waitangi Treaty grounds last week, Christopher Luxon and David Seymour are drifting apart.
A back-and-forth has emerged between the two leaders, with both steadfast in their positions over the controversial Treaty of Waitangi Principles Bill.
"But ultimately the bit I don't believe is he won't change his mind if the public really wants it."
"We are not supporting it beyond first reading," Christopher Luxon says.
It was a day of memorable highlights and lowlights.
"Navigating the reset is going to require a whole lot of skill."
