In terms of the resourcing, the Ministry of Education is already very engaged in this process with schools. In terms of consultation, school communities will still be consulted to the same degree that they are now. School boards of trustees—the law, as members who have read through the bill will see that it's very clear school boards of trustees are consulted at least twice in the process leading up to consultation and during consultation as well. So the Ministry of Education won't be putting out draft zoning changes, for example, without consulting with school boards first, and I think that's a really important part of ensuring that there can still be confidence in the robustness of that process.