I would have cheered that comment 6 years ago when the legislation was first introduced and I myself had 20 years of CPD plus multiple degrees. Today, given how easy it was for those with relevant degrees to meet FASEA requirements I won't. What we're left with today, is the dregs of the Advice world that are selfish individuals that don't care about their peers. I know advisers that have only completed a DFP1-4 and failed the investment subject and given up. They're terrible Advisers, but can sell ice to Eskimos, and are left over from an era of Sales. Having a majority of highly educated advisers was an opportunity to be considered as professionals and receive the benefits of that being less Government intervention.