We have seen this Government try this already with Te Pūkenga, the merger of 16 polytechs and institutes across the country. Back in 2019, the sector was facing an expected shortfall of $48 million, and the Government centralised all of those polytechs together into an organisation called Te Pūkenga in the expectation that it was going to lead to better outcomes. Well, what have we seen? We've seen them spend $200 million on that merger. We have seen the default balloon to $110 million, so it's doubled in three years, with a $200 million spend on it. This, unfortunately, gives us a good indication of the trajectory of where this merger of Radio New Zealand and TVNZ is likely to go—$327 million being spent on it over three years. Is it going to lead to better outcomes? Unfortunately, this Government's track record shows that no, it will not.