How many years of post-study, open work with a will of person secure, whilst he, she completes one year New Zealand level 5 or 6 diploma and also in which region can we find more employment related to mechanical industries. First and foremost, thank you very much for choosing to become an HIV client, very happy about it, truly appreciate it well done. So your question is if you're doing a level 5 or 6. So if you're going to do a level 5 to 6 and you study for at least 60 weeks in New Zealand, it's got to be at least for a minimum period of 60 weeks in New Zealand. Then you will and if you're studying in Auckland, you will get a one year post study work as a result. But if you're studying outside Auckland, then you'll get a two year post study work as I take it now. So that's the answer to your first question. So I would say I would think mechanical base exists pretty much everywhere except the really small town. So essentially you're looking at working in Auckland or Hamilton. We have a reasonably good engineering base here in Hamilton, a bit of industry here. Obviously, Wellington would be an option, Christchurch would be an option. I think there's some industry in the native as well and there's industry even down south in the city called Invercargill as well. So your options could be anywhere and if you're already talking to us at HIV, I mean, we would be absolutely happy to share more details about each of the cities. In fact, I put up a lot of videos pertaining to all the different cities across New Zealand. So I think your opportunities to be in the mechanical field after you complete the course most likely will be in one of the larger centres like Auckland, Christchurch, would be one, two, Wellington and Hamilton. I think these are the primary areas where you should be looking for opportunities.