The other area I have significant concerns about is the ring-fencing of the assets at SIT. You need to look at the last financial year. It had $38.5 million in assets; $7.5 million was raised by the local community to get SIT off the ground. The cash reserves have been built up and invested back into capital projects and into areas like accommodation blocks, into programme development equipment and facilities for students' general wellbeing. Taking away those decision-making powers from a local level, you lose that connection from the province, from the local decision makers who know where to put that money. What the Government's basically saying is that the head office decision makers in Wellington know better than the people in Southland.