Now, what I see from the bill that we've been talking about is that it doesn't address any issues that I've just outlined for you today. It is a bill that, quite frankly, is searching for a problem, and it only reinforces the view from our education sector and from our parents out there that this law is all about ideology. It's all about ideology and not about good policy: the ideology of centralisation, the belief that Government knows best for you and your child rather than the school; the ideology of removing power from local communities and the sense that, actually, local communities don't know what's best for their kids; a sense of removing accountability. My colleague Erica Stanford mentioned the lack of accountability now under this new bill for school boards and the accountability they have for students' academic achievement. So this bill really doesn't provide much in the way of improving student outcomes and addressing some of the deep-seated challenges that are facing the sector.