I suppose the broader question is: is this going to lead to better educational outcomes? Now, if you were to look at the evidence that the Minister came to the House with to indicate this legislation is going to lead to better outcomes by X, Y, and Z, you'd be struggling to find it, because he hasn't, really. It's just based on a decision that they've made. They want to give the Minister greater powers to direct independent private early childhood education centres about how they pay their staff and about the terms and conditions in which they operate. The outcome of that, as I said, is most likely to be higher fees for parents.