Let's be very clear about what this bill is and it isn't. It is not the funding rates. Those funding rates are under discussion with the sector. There's a variety of views about what the sufficient level of funding in order to deliver pay parity should be. This bill does not deal with that issue. That issue is being dealt with through the discussion that's happening at the moment around the future rates of funding. This bill simply allows for that differentiated rate of funding to be introduced, and then we are in the process now, in the passage of this bill through its final stages in the House, that will therefore allow the next part of that to happen, which is for those draft conditions to be put out for consultation and further debate to be held around that.