The model that we had taken for granted in relation to economics has been inverted. There will be no more international education in the form that was developed by the last regime. International education is, obviously, very important for our secondary schools. I think it enriches the lives of the school community. It certainly opens up the eyes of fair dinkum Kiwi kids as to how their peers think, live, and relate to each other around the world and when they see it in action in their school. I took advice from Derek McCormick—the second time I've used that man's name in the House. He gave some very solid advice as to what ought to be the blend to enable universities to continue to offer a competitive menu to attract university students here.