One of the major concerns we had, and it does need to be acknowledged again, was the huge cost of this megamerger. It was in the region of $400 million. That's a huge amount of money that has come out of other aspects of education. Just to give you one example, in last year's Budget, industry collaboration projects, scholarships, awards, and university programmes such as the university-led innovation programme were cancelled, and at the time we were wondering why. It became clear very soon after that it was, in part, to fund RoVE. They were helped by the fact that their fees-free policy was a spectacular failure. They'd been estimating about 80,000 people would take it up, but because only 50,000 did, they had quite a few dollars left over from that to pump into it. But that was just one aspect that really did concern us.