Instead, as has been mentioned, we believe that a national languages strategy could help and provide a useful framework for both existing and new programmes so that New Zealanders would be given more opportunities to learn other languages. So what this strategy would do is it would allow for more comprehensive consultation to take place. And again, as the Minister also mentioned, taking, of course, forward the submissions that we heard, taking the debate in itself that we have engaged in forward, to come to a really good place when it comes to developing and having the kōrero on the national languages strategy. And, in fact, it was great to hear the Minister mention that he had already asked the Ministry of Education to start work on this particular bill.