I just want to note that it is so important that these stories and your history—the history that has led us to this place for this kōrero so that we can right these wrongs—are shared properly in Aotearoa. We are currently in New Zealand having a discussion at times about the role that history plays in our country, and it's because of times like this, in my view, that that history really matters so that we don't end up with Pākehā MPs like me standing up here today, having had to do the research. This research and this history should be taught to our tamariki early in their lives, because it's part of who we all are.