I will just talk through one of the biggest things that this bill does. With the amalgamation of the education legislation, one of the things that became apparent to me was that there was a lot of very prescriptive legislation around the way schools and early childhood services and tertiary providers have to operate that was more appropriately transferred to regulation. To give an example, the Act itself specified how school board meetings needed to take place. If you wanted to do a teleconference or a Zoom meeting, for example, you couldn't do it because the primary legislation was that specific around how school board meetings had to be conducted; with similarly prescriptive requirements around a school board election, as to when things had to be posted. Of course, we don't tend to use postal quite so much these days, and it didn't allow for the potential of online voting, which is regularly used in a whole lot of other forums. It didn't allow for a variety of other things.