It's not about schools not being welcoming or having the wrong attitude. Often it's the case that the school—the property and the configuration of the classrooms—just doesn't suit that child. I have that again and again and again, and I just think that, yep, there are some schools that do it better, and they've got teachers who are more geared up for learning disabilities and additional learning needs. You've got some schools that have got a better configuration of classrooms, and those parents already are facing such struggles getting their children to learn because of those additional learning needs that surely we should be offering them the very best start by allowing them to choose the school that best caters for their needs rather than forcing them into a school that perhaps doesn't, and I would invite the Minister to respond to that.