Education Review Office: the bill seeks to amend the Education Review Office's mandate to enable it to review professional learning and development, amongst other things. No teacher thinks this is a good idea. Departments and schools know the professional development that they require and they're currently doing it. It's another example of consultation being completely ignored by this Government. There are other changes to make—minor and technical amendments—but the main sticking point with this bill is the network provisions in the ECE sector. The reasons for this have been explained in previous speeches much better than I ever could. The extra power the Minister wants points to a much bigger agenda that this Government has quite openly admitted—control and centralisation. It shows a huge mistrust of the private sector—"We know best." 