So we tried to move parts of the legislation that needed to be amended more frequently, and to be a bit more flexible, into schedules that could then ultimately be incorporated in regulation. As we've gone through that process of starting to develop and prepare those new regulations—and the Education and Training Act has those schedules eventually being repealed automatically, once the new regulations were put in place—it's become apparent that there are still some things in there that are actually better positioned in primary legislation that Government shouldn't have the ability to amend, through regulation, without coming back to the House to talk about. For example, Schedule 20 includes some provisions that impact on the general right of students to enrol in any State school. Those provisions should more appropriately be in primary legislation, rather than in secondary regulation. So this bill makes those changes.