NICOLA WILLIS (National): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I was struck by the contradictions in Chlöe Swarbrick's speech in which she spoke of the value of localism and then championed a bill which absolutely defeats localism, defeats regional control, and puts absolute primacy on centralisation—on the Government knowing best and the regions not being trusted. That is why, and on a fundamental level, National opposes this bill. I reject the member's characterisation that what is most important here is a unified sector. Actually, what National thinks is most important is students being served well, our workforce being prepared appropriately, businesses getting the skilled people they need, and communities having the skills and training they need. We think those goals are far more important than some idea of unity and perfect centralisation. We absolutely reject that ideal.