Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister of Education): I thank the generosity of the opposition for that. If I can perhaps work back through those questions—if I start with pay parity in early learning. Obviously, when the Budget process has been put together, I have been asking for as much funding as I can possibly get to get to pay parity as fast as we possibly can. In every Budget round, I have not been able to get enough money to do that, but we've continued to make progress. So what we actually offer to the sector after each Budget is very much dependent on the quantum of funding that we get. Next Budget, I expect that there'll be another instalment of additional funding for pay parity, and I hope we can make more progress there. It is quite a complex scenario that we're dealing with because every early learning service has a slightly different operating model, and know that the data that central government holds on the different operating models of early learning services is patchy in places.