My final reflection is on supporting our kōhanga reo. It is always important that we build those relationships and build those connections with our kōhanga reo, with our kura kaupapa, and with our wharekura, understanding that commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi but also understanding that they are servicing and committed to a different need out there. It's not like we are building kōhanga reo on top of each other—they're not as prolific as that. It is built around those whānau that have that commitment to te reo Māori, have that commitment to tikanga, and have those roots within the community or families that want to participate in that, so it does make sense that there is a different way that you engage in that. So I do take the Minister's point in having a bit more of think-through about what that relationship would look like in terms of this management process. So, on that, we support this bill.