In particular, I wish to add my voice to that of Mike Woodhouse, but also add in words in defence of the Cromwell campus of the Otago Polytechnic. It is not hard to do. I have, with the assistance of Google, had a brief refresh of the courses offered at the Cromwell Polytechnic, which, I have to say, in the years that I have known and been a little bit associated with the polytech through visits and taking a general interest, have evolved over time to meet the needs of that particular community, and meet the needs they do. I will go through some of the courses very briefly. But just to say that around the Upper Clutha, Central Otago region and particularly around Cromwell, the Cromwell campus of the Otago Polytechnic is held fiercely and loyally and in high regard by employers, by secondary schools, by primary schools, by orchardists, by viticulturists, by builders—you name it. The Cromwell campus has well and truly an identity of its own, and that identity is fiercely held. I'm assuming I do have some time left on the clock, Mr Chair, so I will just keep going. [Interruption] 