I want to turn now to the Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) in my name, SOP 436, an SOP seeking for NorthTec to be exempted from the reforms. Today, we are fighting for NorthTec to be able to decide what they will teach, where they will teach, and how they will teach it. Today, we are fighting for local decision-making to remain with NorthTec and not with the mega polytechnic, or even further removed with the workforce development councils. NorthTec is particularly good at forestry. If NorthTec decides that they are able to teach a forestry course in Kaikohe, maybe with blended learning, then that should be their decision. Matt King is fighting for NorthTec in Kaikohe. Matt King is fighting for NorthTec in the Far North. He's fighting for learning across all of the Far North because he believes Northland knows best, which drives to some of the crux of this bill and why we are arguing against it.