SIMON COURT (ACT): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Now, the ACT Party opposes this bill because it suspends a system that is already one of the worst-performing parts of Government, and it acts as a fig leaf for a Minister who's made no effort to reform and encourage the performance of his ministry. Worse than that, now it's been referred to the Education and Workforce Committee for a truncated process, and for a lot of the time that this bill is intended to be before the select committee, the House won't be sitting—there is a recess—and so that makes it much more difficult for us members of the Opposition to coordinate with our stakeholders and with those who are interested in submitting. So it's yet another example of a Government that's under pressure, that comes to Parliament with excuses like "Well, we need to do it under urgency"—another one of these "Dog ate my homework" moments that we've heard from other Ministers in this Government.