I suppose what makes that relevant for people listening into this debate is that the polytechs were the first of the great nationalising expeditions of this Government. We also, of course, have three waters following next and the health reforms following it as well. We've seen, so far, complete calamity in the first, in regard to polytechs, and worse outcomes and worse financial outcomes and less listening to the local communities who are best placed to know what they want and what they had and what they would like to continue to have, and more dictates from Wellington about, you know, "This is what you will have.", which is how this Government operates. So it would be nice to hear from the Minister to give us some reassurance that these qualifications that are talked about in Part 1 of this bill will have some relationship to what the local communities want and need, and how on earth this great clunking nationalistic bureaucracy that he's created for the polytechs will be able to respond in a way that is appropriate.