So, for example, if you have a big centre that puts in on day one a very comprehensive plan, here's a new development that requires a centre, and a big centre has come in and put their plan in. They've spent thousands of dollars on it, they've surveyed parents, they know exactly where to put it, and they know exactly what parents want, where they want it, and on what route, and then what does the Minister do? He's got now a set of priorities that prioritise bilingual services, hapū- and iwi-owned services, services with a distinct Māori identity, Pacific bilingual—and the list goes on—Pacific language and culture. What does he do? Which one does he give weighting to?