A couple of other small points within that same section: one is that I see that the select committee has recommended a different form of wording than that which had been introduced into the House, presumably by the Minister, or perhaps a predecessor—I think the name the Hon Andrew Little was mentioned earlier. The select committee has steered away from a wording that talks about facilitating participation "to the extent … that the FDR provider considers appropriate". I think they've made a fair swap with the alternate wording that they've provided there. What we're going to end up with, I think, is a bit of give and a bit of take. So it's a stronger obligation—instead of the FDR provider having merely to facilitate participation, they have to ensure that the children be given reasonable opportunities—but that's qualified somewhat because the opportunities are as considered by the FDR provider to be appropriate. So a bit of give and take—I think they've landed in a pretty reasonable space there. 