I haven't seen long queues in front of my MP's office of people concerned about this as an issue. Meantime, we've only got three out of five children attending school regularly. We've got a truancy crisis in this country, and this Government's members seem to think the solution to it all is to make it easier for parents to attend teacher meetings. We've all worked out that we're fully capable. It seems to be the impression that this Government thinks that New Zealanders and their teachers and their schools are incapable of working things out for themselves and that the Government has to come in and fix every single little problem with something else to put on to the shoulders of small business operators who particularly are struggling to stay afloat. So we, on this side of the House, oppose this as unnecessary legislation. We have trust in New Zealanders to be able to work it out for themselves.