Now, these things are important to the sector. And although the Minister says "Oh, well, we'll worry about it later; we'll kick the can down the road and we'll discuss it later.", it's integral to this bill to know what kind of conditions will be imposed on centres. It matters because of the cost that will be imposed upon them. And I know the Minister's saying, "Don't worry about the cost. We'll talk about the funding down the track.", but actually, this bill is setting up the mechanism that will impose huge costs on centres, because the grants will not fully account for the teachers' pay. So what's going to end up happening is that the centres will have to make up the difference either by reducing their ratios, reducing the number of good qualified teachers, or upping fees to parents. 