I do want to acknowledge, as I said before, that there is a fiscal commitment. We've estimated that it's probably $40 million per year. We don't underestimate the challenge that it will take to implement this bill. We do understand that there will need to be different resourcing and a different plan for each of the different languages. There's a very big difference between how we would implement the delivery of additional Hindi in schools to, potentially Mandarin, to potentially Pasifika languages, to strengthening all of the good work that's happening in Te Reo, and we do understand that there will be a different set of resources that may be required. We also need to make the point that what is really important is that, while we may have language assistants, we do invest in our teaching workforce. It's very important that the quality of language provision is there. We know there are some amazing language teachers in New Zealand, but we know that there's going to be a whole training component of this.