Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH: —go through the processes. The hardened, cynical Minister remembers making these speeches, and now we're on the other side, he's in favour of speed. With speed, as our friends in the police often say, the bigger crash and the bigger the mess. That's why it's important to take your time on these things and listen to the Minister's good friends in the New Zealand Post Primary Teachers' Association and in the union, and hear their cry. You know, at bass, the cry was a question of trust and it was a question of concern about the cost of living, fundamentally, and being irritated at the prospect of the council being able to turn the wheels of Government in order to fix their little financial problem, and a sense that the teachers who were struggling to make ends meet were looking at the potential of higher levies, fees, and costs. 