Thank you, Madam Speaker. I would be a lot more careful than that. To be honest with you, Madam Speaker, and Members of this House, I think it would be premature to make the suggestion to the community that that is going to happen. I think the situation with our standards and criteria requires the support of my Cabinet colleagues before we proceed to give the impression to communities that that is, in fact, what is going to happen. There are some basic requirements we must meet and we will meet those needs with a view that, as has been pointed out to us on a number of occasions, where kindergarten classes are not as big as they should be and we are going to consider those as part of the design of new schools without the major changes. But it still requires the support overall because it is very substantive. We are going to deal with issues like child care programs in high schools and those decisions require the support of my colleagues.