What the submitters were worried about were all the additional conditions that may accompany the parity remuneration, and we've already suggested a few of those. They're not funded at a higher rate to reflect the terms and conditions of these collective agreements that are reached with kindergarten teachers. There's no extra funding coming through, so there's one of two obvious things that can happen. A number of early childhood centres came in and said that, effectively, this will cost them about $40,000 a year, for example, in some of them. They're not getting any extra funding to go with this, and so two likely consequences are either that the fees will have to go up to parents, and that's the last thing parents need at a time when costs are going up everywhere, or centres might be inclined to slightly reduce the student to teacher ratios. A number of them have it higher than they need to have, and they'll squeeze, and so the children will get less focused attention on them.