The Government is not opposing this bill because we're opposed to the concept of second language learning; we are absolutely very, very supportive of that, we absolutely recognise the views that were put forward by submitters, and we do want to see this work progressed. The bill itself is flawed. It doesn't provide a platform that is implementable. It doesn't consider the resourcing issues that passing the bill would throw up, and they are not insignificant. They are hundreds of millions—not quite $4 billion, but hundreds of millions—of dollars that would have to go into implementing this. No consideration of that has been given. 