SIMEON BROWN: —for the local polytech. These communities—and I hear people on the other side. I hear Chlöe Swarbrick on the other side saying they're going to be ring-fenced. Well, what's the threshold of what's going to be ring-fenced and how are we going to guarantee that this money will actually stay in those communities? I can see this money being sucked up and being used elsewhere around New Zealand, and I can see that as the NZIST gets in, those commitments, those promises which have been made, will be forgotten. That is, unfortunately, what I think will happen under these reforms. 