Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Education): The members will note that the Government's made a lot of progress around Māori-medium education—a significant expansion in our kura kaupapa and so on. What we have to acknowledge is that the majority of Māori students are learning in an English-medium environment. My colleague the Hon Kelvin Davis has been leading the work in that space, and those questions are probably best directed to him. But it is something I've been working very closely with him on. I do believe that we should celebrate the fact that students in Māori-medium education actually are often doing better than the students in English-medium education, and so we should be looking at Māori medium to see what we can learn from that. I don't disagree that there's more that we can do in that area, and that's something the Government continues to work on.