We all know that competition is the thing that makes sure that people are upping their game, improving their services, adding additional benefits for parents, and that is not going to be guaranteed under this bill. In fact, we're going to get the very opposite. So the question that I put to the Minister earlier is really important. If you take the example of an existing centre in a person's local area, that is acceptable but it's not great. Parents don't love it, but it's just there. This bill means that no one will be able to come in and compete against them, if the Minister decides that there isn't sufficient demand for another centre. There is no incentive for that centre to improve their playground, to improve the quality offering of their food, to improve the resources that the children have access to. The incentive is to do the bare minimum. So I want to ask the Minister: what does he think will happen to the quality of existing early childhood education services when they are not having any competition because he won't allow it? And will this lead to a race to the bottom?