Hon TRACEY MARTIN (Associate Minister of Education): Kia ora. Thank you, Madam Speaker. So I rise on behalf of New Zealand First to speak in support of the Education and Training Bill. If I can just go back to the start of this Government, one of the requirements of the coalition Government was actually to hold a conversation with New Zealand to set in place a 30-year vision for education. It was to establish what New Zealanders thought success looked like for their children. It criss-crossed New Zealand; it had hundreds, thousands of participants. It was a conversation that was required by New Zealand First of their coalition partner, because we had made a commitment to repeal national standards, to repeal charter schools, and to repeal COOLs, or communities of online learning, all of which were unnecessary but were put in place by the previous Government.