LAWRENCE YULE (National—Tukituki): Mr Chair, thank you for the opportunity to take a call. Clare Curran, the last member that spoke, spoke of a holistic sense of what's happening in New Zealand, but I rise to speak on behalf of my own institution, the Eastern Institute of Technology (EIT). I ask for a carve-out under Supplementary Order Paper 433, in my name, principally because the Eastern Institute of Technology has never run a deficit; every year, it has had increasing numbers attending its courses; it has $30 million worth of reserves in the bank; and the land on which it sits was gifted by the Hetley family in Hawke's Bay. That's why I ask for a carve-out, because all this is is nationalisation of a regional asset—a highly successful regional asset—to serve the political ideology of the day and to actually help solve the mismanagement of other institutions, principally in large urban centres of New Zealand. I am strongly opposed to this change. 