I will just go over the intent of the legislation again. The bill aims to ensure that every child in years 1 to 8 has the opportunity to learn a second language, and would require the Minister of Education to set at least 10 national priority languages for schools following public consultation on what those languages would be. A requirement would be placed on the Crown to resource teaching a second language in primary and intermediate schools. Te Reo Māori and New Zealand Sign Language will be on the final list of 10 or more languages schools can choose from. New Section 60C, inserted by clause 5, stipulates that every board for each primary school it administers would maintain a priority language programme. This programme would have to identify from the list of languages at least one school priority language. The purpose of this is to ensure all students are provided with the opportunity to learn the school priority language as a second language. A board cannot adopt a priority language without consulting with the school community and having regard to its views.