I hark back to something that I feel quite a grievance over: that submissions at that time to the merger of the ITPs and the ITOs—only 29 percent of the submissions in that process supported it, and yet the Minister called that an overwhelming majority. I think of that very truncated select committee process and those hundreds of submissions, and had that process been a little more fulsome, perhaps we wouldn't be revisiting needing to extend out that period whereby it's prohibited for tertiary providers to charge a compulsory student services fee to students in the workplace. I note that the reason it has to be extended out, from the select committee report, was it hasn't been possible to finish consultation with the learners and providers to confirm arrangements, and so it's having to be pushed out. Charges can't be made until after 31 December next year, 2022, which in essence means that they cannot be charged until 2023. I think that could well have been avoided had the original bill, in 2020, not been rushed through.