Such was the success of that professional development that teachers who previously had had very little, if any, exposure to Te Reo Māori were engaging with me in Te Reo Māori after the pōwhiri. It was quite an astounding success. Like I said, very few were Māori—70 percent were non-Māori. Such is the success, now we're looking to expand Te Ahu o te Reo Māori so that more and more teachers will be able to engage in and integrate Te Reo Māori into their classrooms by 2025, so that all Māori students, regardless of whether they're in mainstream or are bilingual, will be able to engage with their culture. 