Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH: The Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) reports—all the international studies show that New Zealanders are falling behind in maths and literacy. But you go to your average principal and it's "PISA SCHMISA. Oh, no, we're different. It doesn't matter. We don't believe in all this sort of stuff." It's living in a fantasy land if we think that we can have the living standards that we aspire to as a country without producing top rate educational outcomes so that New Zealanders can compete, and we're falling behind.