This all goes to the point that the Minister and his officials did not go out to the sector and talk to them about the implications of this legislation. We know this because he admitted today that he made a number of changes. It was great that he made a number of changes, but the fact is that I had to go to his office and sit down and practically beg for them at the last minute, because officials in select committee wouldn't listen to me. The Minister wouldn't listen to me in select committee. I had to go to his office and beg for them. Now, that indicates to me a massive lack of understanding of this sector on the part of the Minister and on the part of the officials, because they aren't talking to the sector. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that you can't get a resource consent in anything less than about 15 months, and the Minister was, previous to my going into his office, only giving people two years to complete the whole build. Finally, at the last minute, in a Supplementary Order Paper, he said, "OK, we'll make it three years." But the point is that I shouldn't have had to do that. He should have been in touch with the sector, and he's not, and the whole bill reflects that from beginning to end when it comes to early childhood centre licensing. That is why we will not be supporting this bill.