There are many aspects of this bill which I think do not assist with the ongoing development of a centre of excellence that we wish and know WITT can become for our region. I think that is, in particular, around losing independence or losing the ability to actually determine their future by becoming a subsidiary of the New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology. The kind of homogenisation of the tertiary sector training for skills and trades in technical areas does not actually befit, I think, New Zealand particularly well, because Hawke's Bay is different from Taranaki, it's different from Northland, and it's different from Waikato, and we have different needs. 