CAMILLA BELICH (Labour): Thank you, Mr Speaker It's a pleasure to take a call on this bill. Despite being the deputy chair of the Education and Workforce Committee, this is the first time I've been able to take a call on this bill: the first reading I was on maternity leave and the second reading I was locked down in Auckland, so it's lovely to get the chance to speak on this bill. Despite not being able to take a call on this bill previously, I was part of the deliberations on this bill and just wanting to clarify from what the member who's just resumed her seat was saying: in this particular bill that we're debating, we only received four submissions, and only one of those submissions was on matters actually contained within the bill and was supportive of this bill, so in fact we had 100 percent support at select committee for this bill going forward—and I understand now across the House as well, so unanimous support across the House as well.