The charter sets out what that institution must do and how it must operate. For example, it requires the organisation to offer in each region a mix of education and training, including on-the-job, face-to-face, and distance learning, that's accessible to the learners of that region and that meets the needs of learners, industries, and communities. This bill is about ensuring that regions get access to the education and the training that they need. It requires them to operate in a manner that ensures that its regional representatives are empowered to make decisions about delivery and the operations that are informed by local relationships and to make decisions to meet the needs of their communities. The talk that this is taking power away from the regions is simply not true.