ANGELA ROBERTS (Labour): I rise to speak for the last time on this legislation. We've heard a lot tonight about a lack of trust. Some seem surprised on the other side of the House, and they talk about a lack of trust seeming to have developed. But, actually, Mr Baillie and I agree on one thing: we're really clear about where the trust is broken and how long it's been like that. The Teaching Council has struggled to build a strong and highly functioning relationship with the profession since 2015, when we had something called the Education Council of Aotearoa New Zealand hit the profession. So we have been struggling for more than a few weeks to try and remedy some of the problems caused at that time.