Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): This legislation—I suppose there are a couple of points I wanted to make, and a couple of questions for the Minister. So what we have here is a sort of a mop-up bill. Every now and again the Government brings in a piece of legislation to fix a few little problems in the legislation and when we run through them—and most of them are reasonably uncontroversial, so I'm sure the people of New Zealand will be relieved to know that we are going to clarify that former teachers are not automatically enabled to use physical restraint in schools, but they first must be approved to use physical restraint at school by the school that employs them. And that, I'm sure, is a relief to a lot of people. And these are the sorts of tidy-ups that are brought through in legislation in this way.