Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Education): Look, very briefly with regard to the first part, I don't really have a lot to add on the formula yet for how the money will be allocated to schools, other than to say that it is being consulted on with schools at the moment. I do want to just make an observation, though. As Minister of Education, of course, I get a breakdown of schools' finances each year. Members of Parliament will all get their school's annual reports. There aren't many schools in the country that you would describe as having healthy balance sheets. By and large, schools do live a pretty hand-to-mouth existence, year upon year. They don't have a lot of money sitting in the bank, and so that's one of the things we've been very conscious of. 