Anthony Chisholm (Queensland, Australian Labor Party, Assistant Minister for Education) Share this | Hansard source

M (—) (): We know that those courses have been successful, and we think that's fantastic, but it also shows that there is demand for these courses. That is why we took this policy to the election. It was one that was endorsed by the Australian people. We are obviously quite excited about it. I think it is something that the country has fallen behind on. We think that this is going to be a good incentive to get people who do have a vision for themselves being an innovator to make use of these courses. We think that there is strong demand in the community. Obviously that's the work that will be undertaken by the department and the working group if we are able to pass this legislation.