Dr GAURAV SHARMA (Labour—Hamilton West): Tēnā koe, Madam Speaker. Tēnā koutou e te Whare. Just looking at all these smiley faces up in the gallery, I realise that I am one of the last speakers before my good friend Dan Rosewarne embarks on his parliamentary career with his maiden speech. Before I speak on this Education and Training Amendment Bill (No 2), I also want to acknowledge that such is life, and that when somebody new comes in, sometimes people also leave this place. I want to acknowledge my colleague David Bennett on the other side of the House, who has recently announced that he will be stepping away from his role at the end of this term. On behalf of the people of Hamilton, I just really wanted to quickly thank David Bennett for his years of service to our beautiful city, and also especially as a progressive member of this Parliament, for his support for both the marriage equality bill previously, as well as the abortion legalisation bill. Thank you for that, and congratulations, once again, on your new child, as well. 