They were upset about the lack of consultation. They were blindsided by this bill. The Early Childhood Council, which is the sector representative, said that this had never been discussed with them. The terms and conditions of pay parity that were outlined, which had been outlined to the committee, were never discussed with them. The third thing that they were upset about was the term "employment matters" in the bill, and while it was cleared up somewhat in the bill, and the Minister tried to talk his way around it, the fact is that "employment matters" is still the term that is used in the bill. This worries privately owned centres, who are worried about what the Minister will do, what terms and conditions he will impose on them that are outside of just pay.