GOLRIZ GHAHRAMAN (Green): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It's a pleasure to rise to speak to this bill. It's a daunting challenge and a humbling one to hold the education portfolio, and, as everyone who's spoken tonight has acknowledged, this bill touches on some incredibly important aspects of our education system and, thereby, our society. Education is a basic human right. It, in a way, underpins many, many others of our rights—our right to democracy and to engage with it, our right to information, and our ability to thrive and participate in society. So the fact that we are tonight modernising our laws around education, from early childhood education and strengthening that up and down our nation, right to the rights of students with different needs to both attend their local school and to be treated well while they do that, and right through to vocational training, to tertiary education—it is a joy to support the passing of this bill.