ANNA LORCK (Labour—Tukituki): I rise to take a short call on the Education and Training Amendment Bill. As I do, I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the 18 years of passion and commitment, to a school and the hundreds of students, of the principal of Te Mata primary school during his time. I am certainly in agreement with this quote, reflecting, when he went on to his new job. He said, that, on reflection, "He had seen 'moving through the dark days of national standards' and a restriction of the curriculum to be 'basically reading, writing and mathematics', to now [after abolishing national standards] having the autonomy to 'bring back the richness of the curriculum', which [Mr] Bain says is an 'absolute winning moment.' " I wish Mr Bain all the very best, from Hawke's Bay and the Tukituki electorate, in his new career pathway.