The other question I have, while I've got the talking stick, is in terms of the criteria around locations or localities, is: how can the Minister give some reassurance to the customers of those early childhood centres that the ability to innovate, the ability to be creative in how centres deliver services to families, is not going to be stifled by the mere fact that they have the controlling interest in an area? And what guarantees can he give that there will be that ability for those centres to provide that innovation, if you like, but other ways of doing work as usual—and maybe providing what would normally happen as a consequence of competition in the market? So does the Minister believe that that might create a kind of—I don't want to use the word "lazy", but maybe a bit more of a relaxed approach to the long-term future of some of those centres, and that we do end up dumbing down as a consequence of that lack of competition?