It all goes back to the unsuccessful entities around the country that have failed. We are now using the successful ones, like NMIT, like Southern Institute of Technology, and we're going to take those assets, take that money, and prop up the unsuccessful ones. Rather than focusing on the problem, we're punishing the successful. That is not a good way to deal with anything, and particularly the education and the future of young New Zealanders. I think that this is a huge mistake and it's run by ideology and not good sense.