I do support the education perspective of the Dawn Raids. It's really, really important, and I'm mindful of the saying that "The struggle against powers is the struggle of remembering against forgetting", and so making sure that this stuff is locked into the curriculum is, I think, an essential part of doing the right thing. I don't think it should be voluntary, because the one thing I know about New Zealand is if it's uncomfortable, it gets swept under the carpet—and that should go with all parts of our history that are uncomfortable, whether it's the Land Wars, whether it is what happened in Samoa in terms of the Mau movement, and it must also happen with the Dawn Raids. 