I think we are in real danger of having depleted a pool of young people who would have been coming through to fill some of those trades roles in the future. I'm really concerned that this is a Government that has been characterised by having strategies and announcements but inaction. This is a problem that cannot have inaction. This is a problem that can't just have academic debate and working groups. It must have action or we are going to be providing a disservice to 70,000 young people—70,000 young people every year who are missing out on the basics of schooling. If you miss out on the basics of schooling, those people are being abandoned and being led into a life of poverty, a life of crime, a life of being disenfranchised from society. And so we're setting up not only those individuals for a life of misery, but our communities and our country is going to miss out on those thousands of young people who should be going forward and having meaningful careers and meaningful lives.