We also remain concerned about other aspects of this bill, because as the Minister says, what it does is it brings together the operation of early childhood, primary, secondary, and tertiary legislation into one piece of law. In doing so, it involves all of the changes we've seen as part of the Reform of Vocational Education review, which centralised control of our tertiary education system so that the innovation and excellence that we've seen at institutions like Southern Institute of Technology (SIT)—like the wonderful SIT in Southland. Instead, that is swallowed into an amorphous bureaucratic body, and we say that's wrong. Why would you get rid of a wonderful independent institution like SIT?