The other point that I want to make this evening is absolutely around the fact that we do support ensuring that we get greater access to Te Reo Māori in our schools. We see this as an "and/and". As my learned colleague Dan Bidois has said, not only do we know the benefits if a young person at a very young age learns a language, it may mean that it's much easier for them to learn a second and a third language. So we see this as an "and/and". The other point that I want to make, and I do want to correct the Hon Tracey Martin, is that the whole point in the bill is that Te Reo Māori and New Zealand Sign Language will finally be funded and guaranteed by the Crown. That is a very important aspect of this bill, and as I travel the country and I meet with iwi, and I meet with leaders in our community, I'll be making that point. 