But I do want to just focus on a few aspects of it, because it is mammoth and none of us have actually been able to get through every single thing that we like about it. But to me, this is a good bill because it is a human rights - based framework that it adopts, in a lot of ways, and one of those aspects of the bill is around the right to participate and to attend school. I think we were all a little bit shocked when we found that, in fact, some of our most marginalised students, those with needs that should be catered to in our schools, were not in fact being cared for in the ways that they needed but being discouraged from attendance. So this bill makes it clear in law, finally, that once a student is enrolled in a school in New Zealand, they have a right to attend for all the hours that that school is open, they are able to participate, and, if they are going to attend a lower number of hours during the week or during the school day, that programme is established for them with their own input and with the input of their whānau.