I'm really pleased to hear that the member opposite is concerned about consultation, and it is at this point I thank the 558 submitters and their absolute commitment, their desire to engage around the really gnarly bit as the rubber hits the road—is how to improve the funding model. As I've said before in this House, there are issues with blunt bulk-funding measures, and it is really encouraging to hear that the sector wants to engage in improving the funding model so that we can make sure that we support our teachers and their centres to provide wonderful education for our young people. I commend this bill to the House.