The bill also—and we talked about this briefly yesterday in the Education and Workforce Committee phase—talks about the curriculum approvals in the polytech and the tertiary space. The point that we made there, of course, was, you know, this is a sector that has been fouled up by this Government with the review and the centralisation of the whole polytechs, some of which were not working well, some of which were doing very well. Now, they've all been combined, and the projected deficit is $112 million for this year—it will be worse. And then, they've brought a new curriculum, such as for the nurses—these same nurses that the Minister of Health says speak with a forked tongue, which was insulting and has irritated them to no end. Those same nurses pointed out that the curriculum development—they hadn't been consulted properly, and Te Pūkenga–New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology has withdrawn it so far. So it doesn't fill us with a great deal of confidence in the way that this is operating.