While I give the Minister time to read his papers, a further question I would like to ask is: what are the Minister's priorities when it comes to deciding an application? I'll give the Minister an example: if a large early childhood education (ECE) provider turns up to the Minister or to the ministry and hands them a pile of research that they've spent a considerable amount of money on, showing that there is a need for a certain type of service in a certain area—because that ECE provider has undertaken a great deal of research showing that there is a need in that particular area—how will he balance their data against the data of the ministry? The reason I'm asking that is because all parents know very well that you don't necessarily put your child in an early childhood centre that is necessarily close to your home. Quite often, you put your children in early childhood in a centre that is close to where you work or on the way to work, or somewhere else.