There are some new models for the sector, if they wish to pursue them, that could see real spin-off economic benefits to wider parts of the New Zealand economy, including looking at whether some of the resorts that we've got currently mothballed around the country could be used as a quarantine environment for what we'd call high-value, wealthy international students who might come to New Zealand looking for a premium experience—particularly in the English language sector, for example. So there are some opportunities there for the international education sector to be partnering with parts of the tourism sector that may take a bit longer to get up and running again because quarantine will be a barrier for them. It may well be that they can partner together in order to be able to offer a really high-value product to potential international students to New Zealand, one that's really attractive and one that showcases the very best of New Zealand. So the Government is very happy, very keen, and very eager to be an active partner in that process. 