Just in my final minute, I think it's important to state that this is not the end of the road; we don't pass this legislation, and everything's clamped down, and that's that. This is going to be an evolving process, and relationships here are going to be critical. And I really hope that with the passage of this legislation today, at the third and final reading, after it passes Royal assent and then everything kicks into gear, the National Party are able to work constructively with their local polytechs, with their communities, to make sure that we get the best outcomes across the board. We are not going to get that from resistance for resistance's sake. It is about trying actively and proactively to ensure that we get the best possible workforce development councils, for example, that represent the best of our regions across this country. And I'd just finally like to state that so, too, the success of this depends on the ongoing involvement of communities and their new entities; success relies on collaboration.