These are some of the most vulnerable children in our society who need the best ratios, and we are forcing these centres into a situation where they will have to choose between teacher pay and quality. If they choose teacher pay, the quality will go down, and those kids in those highly deprived areas will suffer the most. They will have to cut back on food, they will have to cut back on resources, and the biggest jump is for these centres in deprived areas because often their teachers aren't paid like teachers are in more affluent areas. So they've got the biggest jump to get on to those steps. They will have the biggest cost to get to pay parity, but they don't want to lose those teachers. They want to keep their teachers, so they'll opt in and the quality will reduce.