I agree with the previous speaker, Angela Roberts, who talked about the problematic nature of paying for extra things from the wages of teachers. This legislation—it's a small, technical bill, but it will unlock a pathway for that funding to actually start to happen to flow into the sector. When we had a committee of the whole House last night, I welcomed the statements of the Minister that this would be a first step, and that there would be a next step and there would be a step after that, but I would also invite the Minister to actually provide that clarity to send very strong signals to the sector about what that actually will look like—sending signals to the teaching profession, but also to the providers as well.