Some of the technical changes are relatively minor, but I think they're worth mentioning because some will have real nuisance value. The police-vetting provisions will certainly be a nuisance to the police in that a number of applicants—non-teaching and unregistered-position applicants—will be preparing their application and getting vetted in preparation for it, so that means that the police are going to be doing a lot more work than is necessary in that area. The other area is that of the compulsory student services fees being charged. The notes say, and I listened carefully to the Minister of Education saying, "greater flexibility for the Government"—please read that as "much less flexibility for the tertiary education providers". Once more, the Government is exercising more control and, therefore, making it more difficult, with less control for those on the ground.