This House and what it has sponsored in the past have a lot to answer for. It should be ashamed of its history. This is why the Māori Party policy for history to be taught in schools correctly is so important, as this ensures the Moriori can correct the shameful history portrayed by Pākehā academics and share their own stories according to waina pono tikane. I acknowledge the summary of historical account, and it provides a good opportunity to acknowledge the Crown's atrocities and breaches of Te Tiriti o Waitangi. No Treaty settlement should be considered full and final, and the process for reconciling our past must never stop. As Moana Jackson often says, treaties are not settled; they are honoured. Every generation has the right and obligation to continue the struggle for justice. 