They were unnecessary because the Education Act 1989 already had the flexibility inside of it for those things to exist. Strangely enough, we have seen that very fact. So since the disestablishment of charter schools, what we have seen is those that were charter schools have become "schools of special character". It was always the argument that New Zealand First put forward that the special character provisions in the Education Act 1989 could be widened so that more than one special character could remain. I would argue that Hohepa in the Hawke's Bay should be able to take advantage of that broadening of special character recognition so that they too can become a State-integrated school.