Now, the Minister has predetermined a number of things that I'm going to bring up, and indeed I will bring up those things, but, before I do, I want to just say that early childhood teachers are extremely valuable. Those formative years, between one and five, before children go to school, are extremely important, and the role that teachers play in those formative years is so very important. When we see teachers that are overburdened, overworked, stressed out, leaving the sector, something has to be done. And I want to put it on the record that the National Party certainly broadly supports paying teachers what they are worth and that we do recognise that there have been some issues with kindergarten teachers being paid more than their counterparts in early learning centres. What the National Party also wants is quality of service and the ability for people to be able to afford to send their children to early childhood education (ECE). That's important, and I'll come back to it later.