In terms of Mr Goldsmith's comments around attendance, I would note that attendance in New Zealand schools had been trending down since about 2015, but had actually started to stabilise before the COVID pandemic hit. Now I'm not saying that stabilising was good enough, in fact we want to see attendance improving, but it had started. We had arrested the decline and then, of course, the global pandemic hit and that changed everything. The last couple of years have been so up and down that I don't know that the numbers comparison in the pre-COVID environment to now isn't necessarily a fair comparison. As we come out of the other side of the global pandemic, we've got a big task ahead of us to get kids back to school. I think it's something that everybody in the Parliament should unite behind, that cause. I agree with Mr Goldsmith in raising it regularly, it is something that we need to raise the national consciousness of. I do believe that parents need to take a responsibility here for getting their kids back to school. But we also need to make sure that things like the attendance service are properly resourced so that they can do their part, and that schools are properly resourced for their part of that equation.