What this bill does is it takes that ability from local boards and it gives it completely over to the Ministry of Education to drive that process entirely. What we heard tonight in the committee of the whole House stage of this bill is that such is the magnitude of that task for the Ministry of Education that they need a few more months to gear up. They need more resources, we are told, in order to take over this function. We on this side of the House are alarmed by that prospect, because we anticipate a future in which local communities are less able to influence which neighbourhoods of children schools take on. We anticipate a future in which ministries will impose enrolment zones that school boards disagree with.