Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Education): I think that's a very fair question. I think what we're likely to see is that there'll still be a group of students who are likely to continue remote learning, even once schools and early learning services get back to a more normal operating model, and so one of the things that I would like to see schools doing is collaborating around that higher-risk segment of the workforce and using them to support that remote learning and that distance learning. I'm aware that the spread of the workforce across schools is uneven—so there are some schools that have higher concentrations of older teachers, for example, and some schools that have got higher concentrations of younger teachers—and we're going to need those schools to really cooperate with each other if they're going to make maximum use of all of the workforce that's available. So those teachers who are unable to come back into the classroom because of health needs or because they are at higher risk, they can be supporting distance learning, and I hope that schools will be cooperating to make sure that that happens. 