Academies Bill [Lords]

I agree with that. The point that we have made on numerous occasions is that even if the Government think that this is a good Bill—they clearly do—and are determined to push forward with it, the rush to put the legislation in place will have unintended consequences of exactly the sort that my hon. Friend describes. I am not trying to be smart when I predict that individual Members from across the House will have individual schools coming to them about problems with this process and the adverse consequences that it is having for their area, and that will be as a result of having rushed this legislation through.