In Auckland, as I said, demographics are different. It's made up of a lot of migrant people. They bring new ideas and we should actually support them to bring those ideas and to establish those ideas into businesses. So for people that go through polytechnics, what they are looking for is some courses or diplomas that will prepare them to fulfil the requirements that they have to fill up those vacancies that come up. For people to expect those people to move from one region to the other region to attain those skills, that is something that is not going to be practical because it can be quite expensive when somebody is doing a diploma or a short course, expecting that person to move from one region to the other region if the centralised approach doesn't work for their region. Moreover, for businesses to rely on people coming from other regions to be employed in their business is also not a practical idea. So it's really important that localism is maintained, especially in the Auckland region.