Also there were Māori leaders who were concerned about the decision for where this entity is going to sit, which is in the ERO—the Education Review Office. It does seem to be quite a disjointed relationship when you think about the work that this monitoring is going to be doing. So it doesn't seem like a comfortable fit. But they weren't alone in their concerns, because one of the issues that was raised by some of the people that were initially consulted was that if the monitoring function is perceived to be too closely affiliated with ERO—the Education Review Office—this may impact on the willingness of communities to engage with and trust the monitoring agency. And I think that's a really valid concern. There was also VOYCE who made their comments about this relationship: "It feels to me it's the strangest place of all to have it sitting". There's a lot of work to do on this bill; let's take it to select committee.