So what I would put to the Minister is that the services that will be able to afford to make that choice are the services that can then turn around to mum and dad and say, "We're going to increase the fees." So what I would say is that the services who are going to be able to pay their teachers more under this scheme are the services that probably already are the most able to attract and pay their staff well. I am concerned that we're going to see a situation where services in some of our lower socio-economic communities, where their families and communities don't have the resources to pay more fees, are going to be faced with a stark choice, which is to opt in and be worse off, or to stay out and have a great struggle attracting staff because they can't compete on paying the wages. I would really appreciate it if the Minister would address those three points. 