So here we are at a time when everybody across the House agrees—it appears to me—that the discipline of learning a second language is a good idea, useful, and something we should support, but we are faced with a Government that says, "Yes, but that second language has to be te reo Māori, and if this bill doesn't achieve that"—which it doesn't, because it provides choice—"then we'll not support that." It was summed up to me by one of the ministry officials who said, "The problem with this bill is that it offers schools and parents an open-ended choice, when what they really need is a guided choice as to what they should learn." That struck me as a rather Orwellian way to go about education policy. I do hope that the Minister reconsiders in the next few minutes. Thank you very much.