The worst thing about this is the centres who will be the most adversely affected—and the Minister even admitted to this in committee—are the ones that are in highly deprived areas who can't afford to charge fees, or charge very, very low fees. They certainly can't afford to increase those fees, because those parents and families won't be able to afford it and will pull their children out, and we desperately want those children in early childhood education. So if they can't do that, what will they do? They will increase their ratios—so one teacher for 10 two-year-olds—and nobody wants that. 