We heard the Minister Chris Hipkins talk about the risks that are outlined in the programme business case, and look to allay fears that "Yes, but then the mitigations reduce those risks." Well, one of the risks was that the schedule was not achievable. This clause does not mitigate that risk; it perpetuates it. Surely, if the hurried nature is being pointed out in the programme business case and the risks around it, then the mitigation is to slow it down. So I'd point to the Minister's own words and his own actions—from his own team, so this is from Treasury; if we go across the programme business case, the regulatory impact assessment, this is a combination of panels from Treasury, from the Ministry of Education, and from the Tertiary Education Commission all saying that there is a risk that the schedule will unbuckle the objectives that the Minister is trying to achieve.