Hmm I think not, because what I didn't want to do is say "there can be no faith schools" because suddenly be 56% of state-funded schools would be in limbo. Instead, this allows there to be faith schools but in name only, removing any of the proselytising or discriminatory elements. You can still send your kid to St. Andrews Church of England Primary School (if there is such a school) but knowing it is, by law, secular. And religions can still open and run schools as part of their "community outreach/responsibility" efforts.