Now, I want to be very clear: right now, in New Zealand, there are too many early childhood teachers who are not getting paid enough. National values their work. We know what a difference they make to the lives of young people, and, in fact, the lifelong difference the work of a good early childhood teacher can do. National supports the notion that, actually, we need to have more fairness between what a kindergarten teacher gets paid and what a teacher in a non-kindergarten early childhood education service gets paid. And that is why, at first reading of this bill, we said, "Well, look, we'll take a look at this, because, in principle, we don't have a problem with the idea that the Minister will provide more funding to centres to ensure that teachers are getting fairer pay." But that is not what this bill is, because the only way—and Labour speakers opposite have acknowledged it—that teachers will actually be paid more is if the Minister of Education puts in the funding to achieve that.