Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Education): I think, as I indicated in my previous answer, we're now talking about several thousand; it's in the low thousands, but there are a number of modems where work is being done to redistribute them. It's useful, though, to clarify for the member the process here. The Ministry of Education are contracting with ISPs—internet service providers—for successful connections. So only once a household has been connected does the Ministry of Education end up paying for that. So if there are modems floating around out there that need to be redistributed, only when they have been successfully connected would the Ministry of Education then pay for that connection.