> Which likely has lead to the dismantling of state funded schools I disagree this is a necessary outcome. It may as well happen that backward states will take

> Which likely has lead to the dismantling of state funded schools I disagree this is a necessary outcome. It may as well happen that backward states will take notice and improve their higher education system in various ways. But I think what you are saying is a fair point and I actually mentioned it. What I would add to my comment is the common solution to this is called "principle of subsidiarity" and it's used EU and Switzerland (which is another example of a federation that often tests different law variations in smaller scale first).