ERICA STANFORD: It might be close to your children's schools. That's a great point. So the point was just yelled at me, "Not in South Auckland." Well, that's really interesting, because this bill does nothing—does absolutely nothing—to encourage centres to set up in areas where there aren't already centres. There's a reason that there are areas of New Zealand where there aren't existing childcare centres, and that's because it doesn't make financial sense to put them there. This bill doesn't address that. I asked the Minister about that in his office, and I said, "Hang on a minute. This bill, all it's aimed at doing is stopping the proliferation in wealthy areas where there are lots of centres." And the Minister agreed. And I said, "Well, what about centres like South Auckland?"—to the member who just yelled out at me. And I said, "This bill doesn't address that.", and he agreed with me and said, "Yes, no, we're going to have to use the existing Targeted Assistance for Participation (TAP) funding to make sure that we address centres in those areas.", which is already a measure that we use. So this bill doesn't actually address that at all.