The first of those that my colleague Mr Reti has made is that the Government has no political mandate for this change. You're looking at an institution in my own area, 115 years old, that has over 400 staff, that has 4,000 students, and not a single Labour member had the courage to tell those people that if Labour was the Government, we would lose our independent polytechnic. I contrast that with the approach that was taken by John Key and the previous National Government. We had the challenge—and it was a big controversy—over the mixed-ownership model. What we said was that we would put it to the people, that we would not proceed with the mixed ownership—big change with Air New Zealand and the power companies—until the people had the right to have a say. 