BRETT HUDSON (National): Look, I intend to talk about a Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) for a local issue, Minister, not regional—all politics is local—and I want to talk about the Minister of Education's prior contribution, not the most immediate but the one before that. But before I get to that, I can't help but comment on something that Ms Swarbrick just said in her contribution, where she said she was gutted, sought to chastise members on this side of the House for not sharing SOPs prior to the committee stage. Well, not only is it completely common but, quite frankly, I would argue it's the norm for the Government, which she and her colleagues prop up, to pass in SOPs just hours before the debate begins. So she might want to take a wee look in the mirror and have a chat to her colleagues on that side of the Chamber before worrying too much about what Opposition members do with their proposed amendments to bills.