The third risk they warned of was that, they said, there was an extreme risk that the needs of industry and employers would not be met, and that this would have an extreme impact—the needs of industry and employers won't be met. So instead we'll have this centralised entity running all of our polytechs and industry training, the Government-knows-best model, and, actually, the needs of industry and employers—the very people who will be employing the people being trained—won't be met. There will be a poor match up because of the loss of regional autonomy, and that is very concerning indeed.