I was actually quite optimistic. I was thinking the Tomorrow's Schools review would address some of these challenges. But then I saw the recommendations—centralised hubs, removing power from boards of trustees, phasing out intermediate schools, and even things like fixing the tenure of principals in our schools—and I thought, what are the problems that they're actually trying to solve? All we have today is a watered-down version of that Tomorrow's Schools review in the form of the Education and Training Bill. And again, as I said, it's the same ideology that is prevalent in this Government of centralisation, of stripping power away from local communities and schools and saying, "Governments know better for you and your child than you and the communities." So we absolutely oppose the ideology that is prevalent in and seeping through each and every part of this legislation.