GINNY ANDERSEN (Labour): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. In my area, in the Hutt Valley, one of the big advocates for these changes has been the Hutt Valley Chamber of Commerce, because they see the clear benefits for local businesses and small employers. One of the biggest issues that I hear from those small-business owners is that the people they get employed haven't had on-the-job training. This is why it's a great bill. It gives young people who are learning the opportunity to learn in the workplace and to have that hands-on training alongside of the extra-curricular support. And that is the key difference. It's addressing that disjuncture we've had between training and real life skills in the workplace, and that is why local businesses support it, that is why the local chamber of commerce supports it, and that is why our young people will be better off for having better learning and better job experiences as they train. I commend this most excellent bill to the House.