Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Education): If I return to Louise Upston's questions earlier on, I was looking to see whether I had the data on NCEA internal assessment submissions with me, because I have seen it in the last few days. Unfortunately, I don't. I think it might have actually provided an answer to one of her colleague's written parliamentary questions, which has been why I might have read it in the last few days, but what it does show is that our internal assessments in the first part of this year are above where they were last year but still a bit lower than they had been in the years prior to that. So I think what that suggests is that schools have been acutely aware that this was a possibility, and so have been trying to do more of their internal assessments earlier in the year this year than they had been doing last year.