CHLÖE SWARBRICK (Green—Auckland Central): To the point as raised in my initial question to the Minister around the hardship faced by students, we know that this is disproportionately being felt by those who have historically been structurally marginalised. But we also know based on this data, and recent data collated by Dr Sereana Naepi from the University of Auckland, that this is concentrated particularly with postgraduate students. To that effect, I have been hearing from a number of constituents in Auckland Central, but also tertiary students across the country, who have been speaking to the diverse approaches that universities, and even faculties within universities, are taking to the issue of stipends. We are seeing there is massive discrepancy in the value being paid out to students. I'm wondering if the Minister's done any work on this, particularly given that hardship and that barrier to access study and therefore the research that our country is powered by, or, if not, he would encourage the Education and Workforce Committee to do more work in this space.