The reality is what this bill does is it actually says we need to have a national language policy so that we have the resourcing that is required to follow this legislation, so that, finally, we will be able to have a clear strategy around the numbers of teachers that we need, the way that we invest in different community organisations, the recognition that, for some of our Pasifika friends, the reality is if we don't do something in this country, we may seriously lose the opportunity for generations for those languages to thrive. We heard that at select committee before, particularly around early learning and Pasifika languages. The reality is this is a burning platform. It's a massive opportunity in history, where we've got cross-party support to tackle this issue. 