Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Thank you, Mr Chair. It's great to be back here in the land of the free, after such a long time in Auckland. This is my first opportunity to speak in the House since returning, and I'm very conscious of the many hundreds of thousands of people in the queen city who have been locked up for a very long period of time, missing out on the opportunity to live their normal lives and for their children to be educated properly at school. So these are very sort of concerning times for many Aucklanders, but it's good to be here back in the debating chamber, talking about issues that matter. And this piece of legislation's quite a narrow one, trying to deal with a particular set of circumstances that have occurred with the Teaching Council.