I would argue that there'd be some families who take on children, literally, within an hour's notice, and they might require greater levels of financial support. One of the things that National's really proud of is making sure that support should be targeted to where it is needed most. What that might mean is that for some there's a greater level of support, particularly at the start, rather than a universal application. And, of course, it goes without saying that, actually, any investment by the taxpayer and by the State should be much earlier on. That's why National has committed to investing in the first thousand days of a child's life, to support a family, so that hopefully we will be able to prevent some children being taken into State care or being required to be in this situation where they are being raised by people other than their own parents. 