But going back to the facilities—so these have been very successful entities. NMIT has cash reserves of $15 million or just over, and that's going to be subsumed into this body, and I don't think that's fair at all. It certainly isn't fair. Because an entity has been successful, they're going to be punished, and they're going to help the entities that are not well run and have lost a lot of money. I think that shouldn't be all put in together. But I think the really important point I want to make, when in 1902 the Nelson technology unit was put together, the community, the ratepayers of Nelson, paid for and gifted that land that the entity went on. Now we have assets of $100 million. So those assets that the ratepayers paid for are going to be stolen by the Government—no say from them—and that is just beyond belief. How can an entity like that come in over top, take the assets? Who knows? In the future they might wind it up. We'll just say we're going to do it all online now—we don't need that campus; we're going to sell that land. We'll take the money, put it back in the consolidated fund. Having done that, the ratepayers of Nelson that paid for that land and that asset in the first place just get that taken away from them, and I think that's absolutely appalling. 