The fundamental question I have is given that he's gone to all the trouble to bring in legislation, why couldn't he have done something a little more useful with the opportunity that he had to deal with, say, for example, the truancy crisis that we have in this country right here, right now, where on an average day across the country only three out of five kids are attending school regularly? There are many schools and schools that I've been to, schools that I've visited, where the regular attendance is only 15 percent—15 percent, not 50, not 90, but 15 percent. So, you know, we've got real, real issues in our education system, the most dramatic element of which is the fact that the kids just aren't turning up on a regular basis. 