Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Education): I'm very pleased to say that the education sector has been rising to the challenge of COVID-19. The Ministry of Education worked with schools and early learning services to quickly assess the need for additional technological support, including additional modems, internet connections, and devices. The Ministry of Education ordered routers, modems, and devices, in so far as the market is able to deliver them—we do have a supply constraint there. We've worked with telecommunications providers to remove data caps for up to six months so that households can access the broadband connectivity to stream content. As of Friday, 24 April, we have sent out 170,000 hard packs of materials—that's printed materials and other equipment students need to learn from home—and, of course, we have got two learn-from-home TV channels up and running, one in English and one in Te Reo Māori.