I want to recognise the recommendation of the select committee that the House not proceed with the bill and instead propose the development of a national languages strategy. I think that provides the opportunity to take this debate forward, to take forward the very many positive submissions put forward at select committee—the very heartfelt and passionate submissions asking for more action in this area. We can take those forward with the development of a national languages strategy, and that is exactly what this Government is going to do. So I have already asked the Ministry of Education to start working on that, to ensure that we develop the strategy, in consultation with parents, teachers, schools, and communities, so that people can continue to have their say on this, they can continue to express those views, and so that we can work through the very many issues that this process, unfortunately, was not able to address.