The main concern that I have about this particular bill is the way that it strips the autonomy from our local decision makers around skills, trade, and learning opportunities. For instance, we know that the proposal is that there will be an advisory group set up, that there will be some advisory role there, but I would argue that we need that advisory position to be regional—so a regional advisory group or committee that involves the stakeholders from that local community, including the employers, maybe local government, and local iwi, because they are the ones that know the needs best. At the moment this bill does not appear to have an advisory role that can be initiated locally so that we can actually initiate some suggestions and advice that are local, because, as we all know, centralisation of ideas is not always applicable as a blanket across this country. We need to take note of the specific needs of rural communities across this country.