Hon TRACEY MARTIN: When the first 623 learning support coordinators, which was an investment of $217 million into this area by this Government—when they were first launched, I made it perfectly clear that for the first 623 we would be perfecting the job description, making sure that when we rolled out the rest of the learning support coordinators we would have it right, that we would have the job description right, and that we would have the delivery model right both for urban and rural, and Māori medium and English medium. So there is work going on. It's being done by the 505 learning support coordinators who are going to be on the ground, and then the rest of the learning support coordinators will be rolled out as we perfect the way to do it. 