However, there are some things that I did hope to see in this Budget, and perhaps they are hidden in the back balance sheets of the Budget somewhere where my seventh-form calculus was unable to interpret in the Budget book. I wanted to see something signalled in this Government's Budget that was about giving an apology for the dawn raids—perhaps that is going to happen, and perhaps that corner of the House will surprise me pleasantly. For me, this apology is long overdue. The dawn raids are a shameful stain on New Zealand history, defined by racial tension and unrest, as police and immigration authorities victimised Pacific Islanders who they suspected of abusing the terms of their visas. I also wanted to acknowledge the legacy of the Polynesian Panthers and the role they played in standing up for the rights of Pasifika communities, particularly in the 1970s. They organised against the dawn raids. Any apology that does happen needs to be meaningful, and that means also ensuring that that history is remembered and taught in our schools. So if it is somewhere in the back balance sheets of the Budget, perhaps it is in the curriculum review—and I hope so.