MICHAEL WOOD (Labour—Mt Roskill): How extraordinary it is that after around 40 speeches from the Opposition over the course of this piece of legislation in the House, we have not heard a single solution for how we move forward the interests of the vocational sector in New Zealand, one of the most critical sectors for the wellbeing of our young people and the future of our economy; a sector inherited by this Government, bleeding money, $100 million a year, and with massive shortages in key sectors of vocational training. Try and find enough plumbers or electricians or carpenters or labourers out there at the moment—a legacy of failure and a legacy of that previous Government that did nothing over nine years to deal with these problems.