BARBARA EDMONDS: And one of the members on the other side of the House says it doesn't. But actually have you read the bill that you have tabled because it said "indirectly and directly funding programmes that have association". Whānau Ora providers may have associations. Schools may have associations. So again, taking the example of myself, who may be considered an associate because I have very close family members who are in gangs—again, not all of us are brought up in privilege or silver spoons or with money in our parents' bank accounts. But I stood on a board of a school. So me, an associate of an organisation that receives direct funding from the Crown, which is through Budgets, Vote Education—