CHLÖE SWARBRICK (Green): E Te Māngai, tēnā koe. Tēnā koutou e Te Whare. I would like to join with other members of this Government in celebrating what is the third and final reading of this vocational education reform bill. I want to touch on and address a few of the points that have been raised by members of the Opposition. I think it makes sense primarily to, firstly, address the contribution by Dr Shane Reti. It is very much in his characteristic style to which I've become accustomed, which is deeply thoughtful, and very creative, actually. I think that's the furthest that I've ever seen anybody in this House go for a gag—to register a company—and I think that we have seen the equivalent of the Green Party members bringing protest signs into the House; for the National Party it's registering a company. It's funny to see that that's where we land in terms of how we are representing our respective demographics out there across Aotearoa New Zealand.