Paul Goldsmith spoke earlier and made the point that there is a real sense from the profession that it is undervalued. And another constituent of mine has said, "I spoke on this subject at our teacher-only day to a staff who feel deeply unappreciated by our Government. Of course, this is similar to how farmers, doctors, nurses, midwives, police, and ACC staff already feel. I'm seeing growing discontentment from people, even amongst lifelong Labour supporters. Hopefully, people will remember this treatment at the next election." This teacher raises a very valid point. This Government should be focused on lifting student achievement. Our kids are being left behind the rest of the world through no fault of their own. It should not be focused on ramming through legislation that goes against the grain of what their stakeholders want, in retrospect. It should be listening to their stakeholders, it should be focusing on its core duty of lifting kids' achievement and giving them a decent future.