Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: That's a very interesting question from the National Party, who have argued for a long time that student wellbeing isn't what we should worry about. We should only worry about the students' results. Because if we look at the students' results, they are as good, if not slightly better than they had been in previous years. Of course, it is difficult to learn from home. One of the reasons the Government places a focus on wellbeing is we recognise that achievement results are not the only thing that's important in the education system, and I welcome the fact that the Opposition are now recognising that.