PENNY SIMMONDS (National—Invercargill): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I'm pleased to be speaking in this general debate. I would like to talk about our education system. People contact us on a daily basis with their concerns about our education system. We know that if we want to have world-class living standards and world-class income, we have to have a world-class education system. My goodness, the alarm bells should be ringing at the moment. I listened to the previous speaker who talked about what they are delivering for under-18-year-olds. I'll give him a very clear of picture of what's delivering. I'm disappointed that Minister Willie Jackson is leaving, because I was going to give him credit for the—