I think it's worthy of talking about the history because Marja Lubeck talked about the history. Indeed, there has been a decline over a very long time. But I would like to point out that the changes made in 2013 were for the reason that, at the time, the National Party were concerned that there were children falling through the cracks—at 66 percent I think; in 2019 we're at 58 percent attending regularly. Back then, 66 percent, and we were very concerned about that. We wanted to give responsibility to varieties of groups, especially community groups and iwi, who knew their people and were, we believed, in a better place to connect with those communities, engage with those families, and engage with those students and get them back to school.