Throughout the select committee, myself and my colleagues engaged with open minds and with open spirit, thinking that things might work and something might change, but it didn't. Unfortunately, we have to oppose. After hearing from education experts and many others—a lot of them stakeholders that will be impacted by the decision on this bill—we have decided to oppose it. Instead, the national languages strategy will be passed because it's more sensible, it's cost effective, and it's something that will work in the future.