Now, what the Otago Polytechnic said in its submission was that—it pointed out, actually, that when Cabinet originally agreed to the provisions, it was for the continuation of the New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology subsidiaries unless there were good reasons not to do so. It pointed out that the bill, when it came through to the select committee, provided for the automatic dissolution of subsidiaries on a given date. It recommended that that not be the case, and that, actually, what they described as the "earned autonomy" of polytechnics should be able to be maintained. That wasn't followed; my SOP will enable that to occur. There are very good reasons for that. I think the southern South Island polytechnics are the exemplar of good vocational academic and financial performance.