DAN BIDOIS: Yeah. It's the three-month select committee process, but also it's the fact that we have had dumped on us at the last moment a Supplementary Order Paper of hundreds of pages that we on this side of the House haven't had time to read and digest. And, again, all that does for the sector, for the boards of trustees, for the parents, for the teachers is reinforce this notion that it is ideologically driven, and we oppose those changes. So I'm proud to stand and oppose this legislation, as somebody who, I must say, the education sector absolutely failed. I stand here proud as a school dropout and also a Harvard graduate, and it's no thanks to our school system that I got there. I think some of the deep-seated challenges are absolutely missing from this legislation, and I'm proud to oppose this bill in the House today.