Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Education): Thank you, Madam Chair. With regard to the digital divide, we're still doing work to analyse the success of our initiatives during the lockdown period. So the member will be familiar with the fact that we did send out modems, laptops, and other digital devices to get people connected during that lockdown period. We did not get them to everybody that needed them. What became very clear during that time as well is that while we had good macro-data, our micro-data wasn't quite so good, if I could put it that way. So we had a rough idea of how many people weren't connected, but actually pinpointing where they lived proved to be a little bit more challenging then we might have thought. In some cases, we may have missed some young people who needed to be connected; in other cases, we'd identified them as needing to be connected when they didn't need to be connected. Overall, we still got pretty good numbers: 45,000-odd modems, I think, got sent out. We're talking now about a couple of thousand of them, potentially, that have either been redistributed or would be in the process of being redistributed. That work will continue, and, of course, the Government has plans to continue to close the digital divide, and that'll be, no doubt, the subject of future budget debates as well.