Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): I rise to speak against this bill. National is not supporting the Education and Training (Grants—Budget Measures) Amendment Bill. We've heard a number of speeches already from the other side, which is to say, "Oh, this is not a significant change. It's only a minor little technical matter—nothing to see here, nothing to worry about. Everything's fine, don't worry. It's all steady as you go.", and, of course, that's not the case. What we're talking about here is the Minister giving himself—or maybe later, herself—the power to set conditions. What's been mentioned is pay rates, but it could be all sorts of other things, and we've seen every day, every week, from this Government, something new, some new idea that's dreamt up on the backbenches or in the union rooms or wherever their ideas come from, for new costs to be added on to employers. And this Government will no doubt dream up some more.