The Government paying for NCEA fees—that's another relief for schools and for parents as well. And it's the school infrastructure investment that I'm most proud of: up to $400,000 per public school in New Zealand to be able to upgrade their own infrastructure, however they want to do it. So I got great joy last week going to Rotorua Primary School and talking with the principal about what it was that he was going to spend the money on. You know what he said he was going to spend his $150,000 on? Well, he said that, actually, half of it—about $70,000—is going to be spent on solar panels for the roof. And it's his estimation from the work that they've done that through that investment, the solar panels on the roof of the school will take care of about 70 percent of the school's energy costs. If there are any gains over and above that from them capturing the energy, they also have that ability to be able to distribute those benefits back out to whānau in need—whānau of the local school. So again, as I start layering these things that we're doing, you can start painting a really rosy picture about what life is like for our families out there that are really struggling.