In terms of what the Treaty means in an educational context, I'd encourage the member to read the document that his Government signed New Zealand up to, because it talks about the concepts of partnership. It talks about recognising the right for indigenous people to be involved in making the decisions that affect them. That's the document that his Government signed New Zealand up to that our Government is now working through a process of figuring out how to give effect to. Perhaps, if he doesn't know the answers to those, he should think about why his Government signed up to a document that it clearly didn't seem to understand or value in any way. On this side of the House, we believe that the Treaty is an important document when it comes to education; that partnership with Māori is important when it comes to education; that the days when we had to ask Māori students to pretend to be something else, some other culture, in order to succeed in our education system should well and truly be left behind; and that we do need an education system that responds to their needs.