So much of our system is spent on making people go here and ask for help, and it was really—again, not to be down on the Government, but—disappointing to see the announcement around the increase in the student hardship fund as the answer to poverty being experienced by tertiary students around the country at the moment. I understand that that will reach about 15,000, at max, tertiary students, as opposed to, I think, the over 200,000 students that we have. They'll be required to go through their university to be able to access that money, and I saw Auckland University apparently are asking people to provide two months of bank statements. From a student to their university, to be able to disclose that much detail of your life, of where you've been spending your money, to be able to get some support, when we could've just given and taken the money from those with more than they need, to those people to be able to make those decisions for themselves, to be able to have enough to go to the shop and pay for it themselves, without having to have an intermediary—to restore some dignity in our communities.