I want to start with that high-level picture before I then move to some more specific questions, specifically around why there has been a reduction in the "Supporting Parenting" appropriation, down from $26 million in 2019-2020 to $9 million in 2020-2021. Certainly, the parents I speak to tell me that it is their view that the foundation for all future learning is particularly what happens in those first thousand days of life, but is about the strong family settings and the parenting support that is available for young people. That's also what I get reflected by teachers, which is that, actually, what turns up to the classroom does impact on the achievement they're then able to progress.