I also think of the school principal here in Wellington, at Karori West Normal School: Janice Shramka, a woman who will soon be retiring after distinguished service in the education system in New Zealand. I went and visited her in January, 12 days before school started, because I knew Janice would be there, because that's how committed our schoolteachers and principals are. I found her—after walking around the school for a while—standing on one of the paddocks out the back with a local tradesperson, writing down the projects that they would be doing with the $376,299 that this Government have given for her school to be able to do that work. What Janice Shramka told me that day was that she had gone off on her holiday in December the happiest she had been in most of her time as a school principal, because she walked away knowing that the teachers in her school were being paid properly, that we were finally addressing pay issues for teacher aides, that we actually finally had supported the rebuilding of property, and that she could finally do those $376,000 worth of jobs that hadn't been done in her school. She said, "We now have a Government that cares about education.", and I want to congratulate Minister Chris Hipkins on his leadership of that work.