RAYMOND HUO: Thank you, the Hon Ruth Dyson. The bill on export education was designed to give the New Zealand Qualifications Authority more powers to tighten rules about the lower end of the private training establishments having international or national titles in their business names. In China, Japan, Korea, and other Asian countries, such names are only reserved for reputable institutes matching their national or international status. It's important for us to protect our international education industry, which contributes about $6 billion every year to our local economy, and it is our fifth-largest export industry. I have full confidence that post-COVID-19, we will be doing better at competing against Australia, the UK, and the US. 