This bill, for people listening in, is a member's bill that was originally to amend the Education Act, but has subsequently been changed, and the idea is to improve students' access to second-language learning in primary and intermediate schools. It would enable the Minister of Education to issue a national language policy and it would also allow regulations to specify a list of, at least, 10 national priority languages—a list of 10 which must include te reo Māori and New Zealand Sign Language. If this bill was passed, State primary and intermediate school boards would need to develop, adopt, and maintain a priority language programme in their schools, after consulting with the school community. Boards would have to choose at least one language from the list of national priority languages and arrange for that to be taught at their school—they could choose more. The bill would require the Government to allocate money for schools for the costs associated with teaching a second language through the normal Budget cycle. The bill would also require the Minister to report on the effectiveness of the priority languages programme. We think it is a great bill.