CHRIS BAILLIE (ACT): Thanks, Mr Speaker. I rise on behalf of ACT to speak to the third reading of the Education and Training Amendment Bill. This bill makes a number of small and non-controversial but relatively important amendments to the Act, such as the education workers and school employees to meet police vetting requirements. I've been a teacher for 22 years and I always thought that was already a requirement, so good job there. The extension of a year of tertiary education providers not charging student services fees, and the clarification of who can use physical restraint on students in a school or an education environment—I still do think it's worth pointing out that under the Crimes Act, section 48, self-defence, anyone can actually use reasonable force to prevent assaults taking place. I'd hate to think that teachers were hamstrung because they didn't have specific permission, or an adult, and were not intervening in a situation that could potentially turn serious.