Now, the worrying thing is that members on the other side—Labour—indicated during the select committee process that they no longer support the bill and, indeed, want to kill it. My hope is that the Minister will take a much more considered view and reconsider that and maybe even find it in his heart to support it at the second reading and continue the conversation about any changes that could be made at the Supplementary Order Paper level, at the next level, in order to get this piece of legislation through. I'm desperately sorry for Nikki Kaye that we appear to have missed an opportunity to equip our children at our schools with the opportunity to learn a second language, particularly given that we are in Chinese Language Week this week and we'll have lots of discussions about that.