Schools aren't all of one mind on this. There are some schools that definitely want to keep control of their own enrolment zones, but there are also others who will very happily see the back of having to do that consultation process. They don't enjoy doing it. They do see it as a source of division with their parent communities, and they don't enjoy having to lead that consultation process. So, yes, I absolutely concede there is a divided body of opinion within the schooling community about who should best manage the consultation with their communities around enrolment zones. The delay, though, which I think was the member's question, is really just about making sure the ministry can get the systems in place to be able to do that work, instead of schools doing it. 