There are a number of members of Parliament across this House that are actually currently engaged in a post-graduate course at Victoria University of Wellington. I see my colleague Kiritapu Allan over there, looking incredibly stoked about our class later tonight. But, to get to the core point that I'm really hoping to put across in this very brief speech today: fundamentally, I think that all of us in here can agree that education is a passport. It is an opportunity or a pathway to social mobility, to travel, to future opportunities, and to contribution. The Greens strongly believe that it is the right of all of us to be able to access that education in this country entirely unencumbered and barrier free. Everybody should have the opportunity to unlock that passion, that potential, that talent that exists inside of all of us regardless of the backgrounds that we come from, and to walk into the future with that education, unencumbered by the anchor of debt around their neck.