We can do better, and New Zealanders know that we can do better. The Government is committed to a recovery for all New Zealanders, one that helps us to rebuild our essential public services like our health system; like our education system; like Oranga Tamariki, who deal with the most vulnerable children; like the Ministry of Social Development, making sure that they have the people that they need to do their jobs effectively; and what are we hearing from members on the other side? That they would go back and cut all of those things. When they talk about more bureaucrats in the Ministry of Education, which they were doing just as recently as this morning, they are fundamentally wrong. The biggest increase in staff employed by the Ministry of Education are front-line teachers. They are teachers who work with children. These are the people whom the members opposite—and the leader of the ACT Party in particular, who I saw on Breakfast TV this morning—are calling bureaucrats and officers. They're not. The teachers employed by the Ministry of Education are working with the kids who need the support the most. They are the ones that are on the front lines doing the work to deal with the children in our education system who need that extra support in order to be able to achieve. And they are the people that the National and ACT Opposition are proposing to cut from their jobs. 