Then, just the final one to throw at the Minister, we're throwing out accounting, economics, and business studies at NCEA level 1 in favour of commerce. How are we going to make progress in dealing with financial literacy and all of these other things when we're throwing them out and replacing them with a subject? The first of the three big ideas for commerce is not anything about double accounting or anything like that. The first big idea says that this is what we're expecting our commerce students to learn—that society seeks hauora through kaitiakitanga, tauhokohoko, enterprise, and innovation. I'd be interested to know if the Minister can tell us what tauhokohoko is, and just explain what that means and what the context is for the commerce degree. Thank you.