I'd like to quote from two submitters from two polytechs where they raised significant concerns about these issues. Firstly, from Otago polytech, where they said that this bill will impede "local decision-making and flexibility and compromises innovation by providing for the dissolution of subsidiaries, defines an excessively narrow mission for the NZIST, and compromises academic freedom." And I'll touch on academic freedom shortly. The Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) said—