I want to talk to the part of the bill that talks about the reporting period, which hasn't been discussed to date—the reporting period for the New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology (NZIST). SOP 436, in my name, makes the recommendation that the NZIST produce a report every six months, and I say that taking on board advice from the Office of the Auditor-General (OAG), who have been very concerned with the time frames, very concerned that this is hurried. This is such a tumultuous sort of transition, with all these entities, that I'm not convinced that the reporting as it's stated in the bill is enough. I think that there needs to be shorter periods so that we can look at what's happening here, so that we can monitor things more closely and make changes if we're going to. So this presumes that we're going down this path to destruction, if you like—call it what you may—but at least let's give ourselves the opportunity to fix it or pull it back if we see that things aren't going as we'd planned.