Now, some of them, WelTec and Whitireia, were at least neighbouring polytechnics, so maybe you could say that it was going to be possible for there to be some efficiencies there. But they've had to come together with one chief executive and it does, of course, therefore mean that there were major job losses, and Unitec and Manukau Institute of Technology were also merging with the same consequences. But then you go to the extraordinary, bizarre merger between Tai Poutini on the West Coast of the South Island, which was merging with NorthTec in Whangārei and the Western Institute of Technology in Taranaki. Now, how on earth you could have the West Coast, Northland, and Taranaki all being able to operate effectively and in a way that didn't cause major disruptions in those regions is almost impossible to contemplate. Yet, in February of this year, the Government pushed on with RoVE. Tonight, here they are enacting it into legislation. I think that there are very significant concerns in this area and I am sorry to see it going ahead as it inevitably will do.