Hon TRACEY MARTIN (Associate Minister of Education): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I rise on behalf of New Zealand First to support the bill. First of all, it is a little confusing, the rhetoric coming from the National Party. On one hand, they say that they will not work with New Zealand First at all, that they don't trust New Zealand First, that they cannot do any sort of working arrangement with New Zealand First, but then on the next hand, Dr Shane Reti wants me to go into a $3 billion business with him, and the Hon Nikki Kaye pleads with us to vote with them on this piece of legislation. I really, really need some clarity around the messaging, because you know, Dr Reti, that we will always work with people who are reasonable and practical and responsible when it comes to the direction of New Zealand. So as long as the National Party can get their colleagues together and decide which message they're actually after, then come and let me know—come and let me know, Dr Reti.