I think on the basis of those three points that proper balance, not just about the practical issue, but more importantly about the rights of the Opposition to be able to fairly put amendments around each individual institution, when there are only 16, is reasonable. I put to you, if, let's say, it was an amendment to exclude 2,600 schools and each individual school was moved, I would suspect that a reasonable Speaker would say "That would tie the time of Parliament up for many days." We are only talking about 16 individual institutions, nine additional votes. I think you should rule in favour of the Parliament being allowed to individually consider those amendments, particularly to protect the rights of constituency members of Parliament to be able to advocate and put issues to the House.