A few points that some educators and parents have asked me to make today: I think the first is that safety is paramount. So I think, Minister, you have the support of education institutions all over the nation to move to closure. The point that's been made about being flexible in terms of arrangements is lots of schools have different situations in terms of holidays. You've already taken on board the importance of the remote learning package, which I know is coming. I just, obviously, make the point that there'll be the national support, but there are many schools out there that have huge innovation that want to reach out across to other schools to help them in that remote learning. Just also to make the point—to many parents, as they know, but also to many New Zealanders—for many teachers, they are working. They are choosing to virtually broadcast to many parents and children across the country. So we acknowledge you. Also, just to acknowledge the cost to teachers through this period, as they deliver from their living rooms core education provision. I know, Minister, you've got on your radar, the financial viability of early learning centres and other key institutions, and you're doing a huge amount of work in that area. 