But there are many other matters in education that require the urgency of this bill, such as—we've got truancy. We've got 67 percent of students who attend school regularly. There's a select committee inquiry going on at the moment. Literacy and numeracy rates are falling when compared with the rest of the world. There doesn't seem to be a plan, and no acknowledgment that there is a problem. Special needs, as mentioned before, is an area that's ever-growing, that needs attention urgently. We've got 6,045 special needs students in Auckland who've gone through lockdown without extra help that their parents desperately need. Students who must have a routine—these students do—and support to get through the day. I was a special educational needs coordinator for the last 10 years, and these kids without clear direction and a plan find it really difficult just to survive.