In reflection of what the previous speaker—the Hon Paul Goldsmith—was saying about attendance, I actually didn't hear excuses from the principals and schools that came to talk to us; what I heard was solutions. I think the answers to non-attendance in New Zealand are already known, I think they're known within the sector, and I think what we were able to do in the select committee was really examine the issue, look at how widespread it was, look at best practice, and look at how things are working in certain schools and in certain communities to really increase attendance. So I actually found it really positive and I did find that the people that were submitting were providing very, very useful solutions to what is—and I think we all accept around the House—a very serious problem that we're all taking very seriously.