Tying it back to the issue of zoning and where some of this pressure comes from, there are subtle things schools do that are unacceptable and that we have to put a stop to. So a school principal saying, for example, "Oh yes, of course you can enrol your child at my school. We'll look after your child—but, you know that other school down the road, they've got heaps more kids who are like your child, and they'd do a much better job of looking after them." Now, if you're a parent, which school are you going to choose? The one who welcomes you with open arms or the one who sends that kind of signal to you? I've got to say to the schools who are sending those kind of signals to parents: they're wrong. It is not acceptable. Every school should welcome every child in their community and should do everything that they can to make sure that they are properly catered for.