JAN TINETTI (Labour): Mr Speaker, thank you. I'm very excited to be standing here today in this third reading of the reform of vocational education and training—I've got that around the wrong way: the Education (Vocational Education and Training Reform) Amendment Bill. It's exciting because as a former educator—and yes, it wasn't in this sector, but as a former educator—I always used to get frustrated that we would keep doing the same old, same old and expecting different results, and that's exactly what I've just heard. I've just heard that we shouldn't be actually looking to make any changes in this sector, because there might be a risk. That was talked about, but that mitigation has been put in place. That's what we do when we look at risk: we mitigate that risk. If people understood the bill in its entirety, they would know that that risk has been mitigated.