So too, I want to talk about the charter, because I think that that is a really critical point, and I'd note that a number of submitters, including those from polytechs, raised that they thought it was really crucially important that we had this charter here to outline the principles that will guide NZIST. I think it's really important to speak to within Schedule 3—that being clause 3—that the role of NZIST is to meet the needs of regions throughout New Zealand. To do so it must—and I quote—"(a) offer in each region a mix of education and training, including on-the-job, face-to-face, and distance delivery that is accessible to the learners of that region and meets the needs of its learners, industries, and communities;". That is critical for the sake of future planning, and when you add to the mix the opportunity that's presented with workforce development councils and specialisation in regions, where they get to do and show off what they do so well, we have the potential to turn this ship around. 