Hon TRACEY MARTIN: I mean, I know it's the embodiment of me: short and snappy and to that point. Just to start this off with the amazing comment made by the previous speaker, Parmjeet Parmar. Now, it's been recognised that 13 out of 16 of the polytechs, when this Government came into Government, were going to fail. They were failing. They were in deficit. It cost this Government $100 million to keep them open. That's taxpayers' money; $100 million of taxpayers' money because the previous Government and the previous Minister for Tertiary Education—I think his name was Steven Joyce—knew that there was a budgetary hole, and maybe this was part of his budgetary hole because he knew that a hundred million dollars of taxpayers' money would have to be put into the polytechs to keep some regional educational vocation provision. But the previous speaker just blamed it on this Government's policies around international students, who can't now get into the country. 