I heard something about charter schools. Well, funnily enough, a bit of a history lesson about those, too. There is nothing we saw in a charter school—nothing—that is not already supported in our dynamic and diverse system that we currently have. The only thing they had differently: they had more cash, all right? We are proud of our system, and we know that with better support our communities and our schools can respond to the needs of our students going forward. I hate to channel my mother, but sometimes she gives me a bit of an "I told you so" moment. Well, this is a bit of an "I told you so" moment. If the last review and reform to attendance issues had been better engaged with our students, with their whānau, with schools and teachers, with iwi and NGOs at the outset, as we have done through this inquiry, and as our Ministers have done as they have pursued this issue relentlessly, we may not have had, more than a decade on, reforms that did not work. They did not work. I'm proud of what we're going to do—