This bill continues the Government's overall programme to reform the legislation around education and training in New Zealand. To rewind the clock back 30-plus years, to when the Education Act 1989 was passed through this House, was only one part of the equation. In fact, some of the legislation that we've relied on for that 30-year period dated back to prior to that time—in fact, to the 1960s. When we became the Government, we started a programme of consolidating, modernising, and updating the education legislation framework, and this bill continues that work. The most significant change that we made was the passage of the Education and Training Act 2020, which brought all of the existing legislation together under one umbrella, reorganised it, streamlined it, updated the language, and brought it into a form where we could actually start to make significant policy decisions so that we can get legislation that genuinely reflects the way our education system currently operates. Having said that, with a legislative change that is that comprehensive—and that was, frankly, done in a relatively short space of time—there will inevitably be issues that flow from that. This bill picks up some of the issues where further work needed to be done or where additional clarification was required.