So in talking about that kind of trust and faith, on the points that have been raised by the honourable Dr Parmjeet Parmar, there was this kind of what felt a bit like crocodile tears around job losses. The National Party was saying that they deeply care about employment. I can totally empathise with them on that point. But on the issue of what we inherited with regards to polytechnics and the state that they were in, and having to inject that $100 million when we first came into Government—the first year, in which none of our policies had yet, at that point in time, come into effect—we inherited that when we opened the books and saw what was happening in the polytech sector. To say that we should somehow keep all of what's been going on on a lifeline while the National Party figures out what kind of solution they want to put forward is really quite confusing.