Now, there are companies out there that are able to provide this data to early childhood centres, and they will do so at considerable sums of money. The Minister's data—that's why I asked the question before that; what data is he relying on? How will he get data to show where parents actually want their centres to be? And, furthermore, what data will he be provided by the ministry as to what type of service parents want? Now, there is a plethora of service providers out there, providing everything from a Montessori down to a community service based ECE centre, and everything in between. So the question to the Minister is: will the ministry be able to find out data that tells the Minister where a centre needs to be and what type of centre it needs to be? Secondly, when an early childhood provider turns up with data showing that exact thing—that they've spent a lot of money on—how will he balance what they're saying against what his own officials are saying? Will he use consultants to analyse that data? How will he balance the two?