The House has been moving pretty quickly tonight. It's been kind of whizzing through, and I can only imagine it's because the Labour Party can't wait to release all the goodies—the education budget goodies—for teachers and those out there in the learning sector. I know I'll be interested to take a look about what's going to be showing up in that Budget. We know—and it's been talked about a bit in the House tonight—about the pay parity gap in early childhood education (ECE). The solution there is that you actually need to put some more funding into those steps. It was a start, but it was a start that actually needed to have more funding, and it needs the sort of funding where you actually can get a line of sight and a long-term vision as to how we're going to actually decrease that gap in ECE, because it is massive. With a plan, it signals to the sector, "You know what? Actually, this Government is serious about sorting that out.", and I will be looking for that and I'm sure some of the teachers will be looking for that.