In the select committee process, we had to sit in subcommittees. There's a reason why we have a number for each select committee. These people, those who submit, they spend a lot of their time to write their submission and then appear before the select committee as well. I can imagine it must have been really disappointing for them to come to Wellington, and Dunedin as well—we had some submitters there—to see only three or four members on that select committee. It was only because we had to meet the report time line for this legislation to the House. Not just that; in the committee of the whole House yesterday, I was really disappointed to see that while members this side, members that are standing up with their local polytechnics, were taking calls, Government members were really keen to shut down the debate. We have been fighting, and we have been very clear that we will continue to fight, for these polytechnics. We want that localism maintained, and we will make sure that polytechnics continue to have that kind of localism when we come back in Government.