So this is a history curriculum which has nothing to say about the role that technology, which made our country possible and will continue to make it possible, has played in our history. No doubt there are quite a number of other concepts that might be more useful than the exercise of power and colonisation; interesting concept, but hardly the whole story. And as for the idea that Māori history is the foundational and continuous history of Aotearoa New Zealand, well, actually, if you read Michael King or James Belich, they start long before any people arrived at New Zealand. I think it's said that a land without people was seeking a people without land. So I'd just like the Minister to explain what he thinks the thinking is behind these three big ideas. Thank you.