SIMEON BROWN: —in their submission—and there's the member for Dunedin South complaining about the SIT and talking about how bad they must be at their job, when in fact they're one of the most successful polytechs in the country. I think that she should be ashamed of the comments that she's making. The SIT said, "SIT and our Southland community are concerned that this proposal will inhibit the innovation and competitive edge that has made SIT successful in the past." They go on to say, "these SIT initiatives are a crucial driving force of SIT's recruitment ability, and are integral for SIT to attract and retain domestic and international students to our Southland community to address Southland's pressing skills shortage requirements." That goes again to the heart of how this bill is affecting the regions and affecting their need for skills across New Zealand. 