NICOLA GRIGG (National—Selwyn): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I rise to take a short call to add further to my colleagues' opposition to the Education and Training (Teaching Council Fees, Levies, and Costs) Amendment Bill. Much has been made of the lack of consultation, and I think it's symptomatic of this Government and its increasing propensity to rush legislation through this House, in spite of public discomfort, in spite of the public feeling it's being ignored. To take, for example, just recently the introduction of three waters, there's been the Māori wards, and now this is the latest and greatest from this Government, who is making a name for itself in its inability to listen to the users on the street. This is yet another piece of legislation that directly contradicts what the people that it will directly impact—that is, the teachers—actually want.