So I have the great privilege of being, effectively, the member for Wintec in this House. Wintec has two campuses in my electorate—the city campus and the Rotokauri campus, both of which have been performing extraordinarily well and meeting considerable demand for many years now. I'm very proud of all they are achieving. I'm very proud to be associated with them. So I want to say, as the member for Wintec, I am deeply concerned that a model that is working very well in the Waikato region, and that caters for many from outside our region and for many international students, is, effectively, at great threat of being undermined when they have not requested that at all. As previous speakers in this debate have noted, the reforms threaten to bring major losses there and elsewhere around the country, and, in particular, effectively the seizure of assets in a way that I find absolutely inexplicable and indefensible. 