Also, I'm really pleased to hear the member talk about Te Reo Māori and, reading the bill, I was really pleased to see the funding that was in this bill to be put into Te Reo Māori because we have a beautiful second language, or first language for many in this country, and we are the only country that can give Te Reo Māori its absolute due respect by using that as a strategy and implementing that strategy incredibly well. But at the same time, we must make certain that no strategy actually takes away from Te Reo Māori. That is incredibly important. I would ask that we make certain that our Māori medium schools are consulted really well within this consultation, because reading the bill—and this might be me—I couldn't see that for those schools who operate under Te Marautanga o Aotearoa, which is the Māori-medium curriculum, English was being given its due respect as a priority language. Because as a former principal of a Māori-medium sector school, I had to ensure that my students were learning te reo Pākehā as their second language. So I think that's a conversation that needs to be had in that space so that we're not undermining Te Marautanga o Aotearoa as well. 