Two other issues that I want to raise with the Minister: again, this issue and the comments that he made previously about ensuring that we give confidence to educators and parents. I think, on this side of the House, we have been actually very careful in the public statements that we've made. We have tried to differentiate between legitimate questions of risk that the educators and parents are asking of us, and then the things that are necessary to give the sector confidence for parents and teachers to want to turn up. I think, whether it is the additional staffing amounts—which I'll get on to in a second in terms of, particularly, those students sitting NCEA—whether it is those issues of access to PPE or hand sanitiser, or whether it is clearer guidance, all of this is crucial over the coming days to be able to give parents who are scared and teachers who are scared the confidence to go back to school. Some of that is cash. It's on the backdrop of some inequities in certain areas, and I certainly think that you will hear that chorus from the education sector, because we are certainly hearing that. 