They then made the obvious point: "Well, where are we going to find this money from?", and the most likely outcome, this Government always just assumes, is "Well, when we add extra costs to business, it just means businesses will be less profitable and everybody will be happy, because we all don't like businesses, and if they're less profitable, that's a good thing." That's the basic kind of attitude that this Government has when it comes to small businesses. What they fail to realise is that a lack of profitability in businesses leads to less investment and less sustainable businesses. But, secondly, most business owners actually prefer to look at other options, and the two most likely options in this space are higher fees for the tens of thousands of working parents or reduced ratios between the teachers and the children. So you'd have more children per teacher. So that was the message that this Government got from the sector in the very short, truncated, and rather arrogant way in which they went about consultation through this bill.