What he's sought to do to address that is take industry training off those very organisations, who are so close to the private sector organisations that the training is there to deliver for and benefit, and place it into the polytechs. Well, quite frankly, I just call that out as deliberately switching some money around to try to prop up organisations that should be looking themselves to better structure their services, their courses, to meet the needs of their student bodies or potential student bodies, employers, and New Zealand. He is simply shifting something that's working well, mostly, somewhere else to prop up some polytechs, in this case, elsewhere. It's not going to add anything. It's not going to improve anything. It's going to pretend that he's solving a problem. It won't do that.