The childcare subsidy, however—under the rules of the childcare subsidy, centres were not able to access that because it was attached to children attending, and if they weren't attending, then they couldn't get the money. So we worked very quickly to put an alternative in place, which is basically a fund that centres could apply to if they'd been financially disadvantaged by not having the childcare subsidy, recognising that, actually, many of those centres that are heavily reliant on the childcare subsidy are also in the lowest socio-economic communities, which is where we can least afford to lose early childhood education provision. So we have taken steps to make sure that we've kept those services going. 