Well, I want to talk about education. I want to talk about all the good things that have been happening under this Government for education, and it's something I'm especially passionate about. I want to talk about the removal of NCEA fees and what that means to people. Now, the fee is around $75, and people may scoff that that's actually not a lot of money, but when you are a person who is struggling financially—perhaps a sole parent beneficiary—that is a lot of money to come up with. I can recall when I was a single parent, when I cleaned an early childhood centre and I got $20—$20 for doing that. Someone said to me, "Why would you bother? I would never do that for $20." Well, $20 was the difference between having milk and bread, or not. So I say congratulations to the Minister involved in getting the removal of NCEA fees happening for our students, and also the re-issuing of those credits for those students who didn't pay the fees back in the day. They are now going to be acknowledged for that. 