I don't want to go on too much more. The last thing I would say is that we're also very concerned that this bill removes that specific accountability placed on school boards to raise educational achievement by muddying it with three other objectives and giving them all equal weighting. On this side of the House, we don't argue that those three metrics aren't important, but not having educational achievement as the number one top priority of that list, in our opinion, is not a good thing. 