I just want to reflect on some of the feedback that I've had from my area of Northcote from the sector, because those are the problems that I'm getting about our education system. The first is the bureaucracy of the ministry: the sense that in any problem that schools or teachers are having, they're coming up against a brick wall between themselves and the ministry in getting progress. The second is around the lack of adequate resources, whether it's teachers or school classrooms. The third is around support for our most vulnerable: not only people with complex needs but also students with high needs, as well. The fourth is around preparing our kids for success in the modern world, and the fifth is really around the ability of schools to handle the political football. The biggest feedback I actually got on the Tomorrow's Schools review was schools hated being treated like political footballs. Whether it's a National Government pulling them in one way or a Labour Government pulling them in another way, they hated the extremes of the political spectrum, and they wanted us to actually take politics and ideology out of our schools to address some problems.