The other thing that was changed was excluding kōhanga reo from network planning. The question arises from this—and it's not clear in the bill and it's not clear in any of the commentary—how the Government will analyse statistics to come up with their regional plans for network planning. Do they exclude Māori from that statistical analysis if kōhanga reo aren't included in network planning? When people are putting forward their plans to try and get a pre-licence, are they to include Māori in that area or not include Māori in that area because kōhanga reo aren't included, or are they to exclude a percentage of Māori in that data analysis? So I think, potentially, there is a problem that the data will be skewed around where a centre is required and who requires that centre if we're not including kōhanga reo in network planning. I'm not saying that we should include it, but I'm just saying that we haven't heard from the Minister how the data will now be analysed if kōhanga reo are not included.