Under this Government, we've heavily invested in the development of our teachers, the development of our learning support workers in schools, and the development of people that teach our tamariki. But what we also want to know—and I think of programmes like Te Ahu o te Reo Māori, the investment into building te reo Māori capability amongst kaiako and teachers and amongst staff—that this particular investment has been well spent. As we increase the volumes, we now want to carve it up and ask: are we achieving the goals that we want to? This particular bill enables us to do that. 