We heard from the ministry that their view was that the bill wasn't consistent with the Treaty of Waitangi, and we did point out that this didn't take away from the things that already exist. School boards have to make best efforts to have te reo Māori and tikanga Māori in their schools—it didn't take away that, it just added something extra on top. We have to remember that in reality, most schools would have chosen te reo Māori, around the country, and would have been funded for that. So the fact that we're not passing this bill tonight is really taking away a huge amount of benefit to the Māori language and the fact that it won't be able to be funded in that way, and so we go back to what we already have. 