To touch on the main things that this bill does: first, it establishes workforce development councils that will give industry greater leadership across vocational education and training. Workforce development councils will replace existing industry training organisations (ITOs). They will pick up the ITOs' standard-setting role, but the key difference is that standard-setting role won't be limited only to on-the-job training but will apply to off-the-job training as well. One of the persistent concerns that we have heard from industry—and it wouldn't be just our Government; it would be every Government over the last 20 or 30 years—is that businesses are not satisfied that the training that's delivered off the job is meeting the needs that they have on the job. This bill, through the establishment of workforce development councils, puts industry and employers in the driving seat of determining what their skill needs are and ensuring that the system delivers them.