I see two types of international education myself. I do believe international education has a tremendous amount to offer with those kids that are coming here and going to secondary school. It actually expands the knowledge, the experience, and the confidence of our Kiwi kids when they meet, look, learn, and consult with our international students. And, indeed, universities are able to expand their services for Kiwi kids by attracting highly paying international students. But where I draw the line is where we have dodgy language schools that really have paraded as educational institutions where, sadly, too often they'd be nothing more than visa factories. So, in that sense, no one in this House should look for an early return to that type of education, because many of the unfortunate souls attracted to New Zealand to study in that context have been abused and they've been used and they've actually been a source of cheap labour fodder by unscrupulous employers. Those days, as a consequence of COVID thinking, are over.