So we are opposing this legislation, which the Minister tries to say is "just technical stuff", just stuff to enable them to roll out their policy. Well, he's quite right. It allows him to continue on with this relentless trundling of centralisation. Whether it is the tertiary education sector, whether it is three waters, or whether it is the health sector, this Government knows only one ideology, and that is centralisation—Ministers and bureaucrats making decisions. Those people on the front line of any of those services cannot be trusted to make the best decision for the people, so the Minister is putting this legislation in place to ensure that he is the only one that gets to make decisions, not those people out on the ground. We therefore oppose this Education and Training Amendment Bill (No 2) at its third reading. Thank you, Madam Speaker.