Hon AUPITO WILLIAM SIO: From a Pacific perspective, it is not enough to say sorry; we must mean it and demonstrate it and manifest it to be genuine and meaningful in our search to be worthy of forgiveness. The tulī is a bird known as the kuaka or the godwit. It flies 22,000 kilometres non-stop from Alaska to Aotearoa and back again. The determination of the tulī is symbolic of the Pacific Aotearoa narratives of resilient people with the aspiration and determination to succeed. This is fitting in relation to how the goodwill gestures were delivered at the Dawn Raids apology with a sua talisua, which are the gifts of food parcels that support the traveling party on their long journey ahead. Education is the food that will support the long journey ahead for Pacific peoples into the future of Aotearoa New Zealand.