I'm going to read from this summary, the general policy statement of the bill: "The Bill makes it clear that Te Reo Māori and … Sign Language are, as … official languages … priority languages and will be resourced." There is nothing in this bill that secures resourcing. There are no progressions for sign language. There are progressions for Te Reo Māori, but they have not been implemented, whether it be by a National Government or whether it be by a Labour Government. They have not been resourced to be delivered—they are yet to be resourced to be delivered. With regard to sign language, there are no progressions. There is no requirement inside the New Zealand school system to actually deliver the progressions of an official language, which is New Zealand Sign Language. There is no resourcing, either by a National Government or by a Labour Government. I find that fascinating.