There isn't a single school in my electorate that I have spoken to that's in favour of this. It's really interesting when you're working with schools as a local MP to see the pitfalls of the Ministry of Education when they get involved in things like zoning, and even new classrooms. They've failed miserably so many times in being able to account for growth and in understanding where growth in communities is, and that's just when they're looking at classrooms. That's why we have such a lag of availability of classrooms, because they always get it wrong. It's really interesting that in this case, the Minister, when he was in the chair earlier, said that "Well, the ministry will still be consulting with school boards before and during the consultation process.", but we all know well that the Ministry of Education will pay lip service, at best, to the wants and needs of the community, because it's not as simple as drawing lines on a map. 