I note the Minister said that the extra time is for the ministry to "gear up", and I'm just keen to explore that some more. I'm interested to know what "gearing up" means—extra staff, extra resources, systems, IT systems; I'd be really keen to know what the cost of that is. I mean, bearing in mind that you have boards of trustees who give, collectively, thousands of hours of free time, and they're all very, very good people who know their communities, providing that time free of charge, I'm very interested to know what the ministry are doing to gear up, and what the cost of that is. I know that the Minister in his answer said that there are some schools that don't want to have the burden of deciding on school zones. I certainly know from my electorate—I haven't spoken to a single principal or a single board chair who would want to relinquish that task. They feel very strongly about the knowledge of their local communities and their ability to go out and listen to the community and make those decisions themselves.