Take a look at the infrastructure program, for instance, that was cut in apprenticeships. While we have employers and governments talking about skills shortages in the labour force in this country, the infrastructure fund couldn't have been seen to be lobbying in that, other than to get us more skilled apprentices.
If you look at the literacy work that's done by organizations all around this country, there is work done in the delivery, but there's also a lot of work that needs to be done in the background to know that we're heading in the direction we need to.
The workplace skills strategy, which actually brings employers and unions together to help work in governments and in other places, and determines what needs to be done across this country, provides for vital work that must be done. How often have you heard government say that employers and unions won't cooperate? When they do cooperate, they have their funding cut.
Regarding the literacy programs, we see on a day-to-day basis what needs to be done and the support for student programs. We just had an example here of someone saying they got a start because of something they did in the student program. There's probably a long list we could give you.