I want to first ask the question, because it's come across from both speakers on the Government side of the House and, actually, arguably from members of the Opposition that we have the same shared values in what we're trying to achieve here, with that being a coherent, connected-up, working sector for institutes of technology and polytechnics, and industry training organisations of polytech vocational education—however you want to characterise it. It does, however, seem that the rubber hits the road, or the argument really starts to get quite argy-bargy, when we talk about how we're going to achieve that. From what I've managed to discern from speakers from the Opposition, they'd prefer to keep the status quo on life support. That status quo—as was raised by the Associate Minister of Education Tracey Martin—is such that we, as this Government, inherited from the former National Government a situation whereby 13 out of the 16 polytechs across this country were in the red financially. They required support to the extent that since we have come into Government, we have had to put up over $100 million in order to keep them alive. 