Secondly, as the Associate Minister of Education, I love seeing our ongoing work to implement New Zealand's history in schools. It's an opportunity for Māori to tell the history of New Zealand, not the misinformation and the revisionist stories, such as Europeans discovered New Zealand, or Paul Goldsmith is from Ngāti Porou. Finally, the 750 years of Māori history will have a chance to be taught and understood, instead of being dismissed in favour of the post - Abel Tasman side of our history.