NICOLA WILLIS (National): This bill is not about pay parity. If it were, it would include those words somewhere in the text. It does not, and the reason that it does not include those words is that it has a far broader purpose, which the Minister of Education has tried to hide from view but which the early childhood sector are very alive to. This bill gives the Minister of Education the power to set employment conditions in privately owned businesses. It gives the Minister of Education a much wider power than he has ever had before, which is to set conditions in early childhood services in order to, and—I quote from the bill—"help achieve employment relations aims". While we have this bill progressing through this House, I want to summarise some of the key questions that have been asked and the key themes that have been raised that remain unaddressed as we have this, its final reading. 