TEANAU TUIONO (Green): Thank you, Mr Speaker. It's great to be able to take a call on this, the Education and Training Amendment Bill. A lot of these education bills, they always have the words "education" and "training" in them. So, often, I've got to kind of sift through to see what it's about—to remember what this one is about. I mean, this would probably be more aptly called the "Fix-it-Up Bill", the "Sometimes You Don't Get it All in There, So We Come Back to it a Bit Later Bill", which this is. But, as I reflected on this bill, I remembered my past contributions to this, I reflected on that whakataukī: ko te manu e kai ana te miro nōna te ngahere. Engari, ko te manu e kai ana te mātauranga nōna te ao. The manu that takes in the berries, their domain is the forest, but the manu that partakes of knowledge, their domain is the world.. 