I want to step you through now the aspects of this bill which National remains very concerned about. The first is the significant change which takes away from school boards of trustees, from locally elected parents, the ability to develop, consult on, and review their enrolment schemes. Now, it is bad enough that at the moment, the ministry can come along and say to a school, "Too bad, you're having an enrolment scheme; here it goes." But the saving grace that we have at the moment is that at least when that happens, boards of trustees are the ones that drive the development of that zone, who are the ones who drive the consultation, who are the ones responsible for engaging effectively with the community to discuss where the boundaries for that zone should lie, and they are the ones engaged in reviewing it.