I'd just like to reference a press release, actually, that just came out from the New Zealand Educational Institute (NZEI). It starts with "A $100K difference in pay over ten years—union says ECE pay parity needs to be accelerated … The pay differential between ECE and other teachers is a key contributor to the shortage. NZEI Te Riu Roa estimates that within ten years, an ECE teacher starting their career today will on average have been paid more than $100,000 less than their colleagues in kindergarten unless the Government accelerates pay parity." So that is the size of the gap, and the gap has been there for a while. This bill is a small, technical bill and it is a mechanism to help to actually direct some of that funding where it needs to go, but it really needs to be ramped up and connected in with that broader vision of ensuring they have pay parity across the ECE sector. 