I think it is of concern to me and to National, and I think to many of us, that in an economic environment where we can expect to see increasing unemployment, where, in some households, parents will no longer have work or will have reduced incomes and therefore will make choices not to enrol their children in early childhood education or may, on the margin, decide to reduce their participation—this may have a significant impact, because it has been agreed by Governments of both stripes in recent times that increasing participation in ECE, particularly for three- and four-year-olds, sets a good foundation for future learning.