The consultation around this legislation, this bill, could not have happened at a worse time. When I visited the centres and talked to the centre managers, these were people who were absolutely exhausted. They were people who had been through the most difficult time in their careers: keeping centres open for essential workers; keeping centres open when they were struggling to get enough teachers there themselves; people having to work much longer hours than they should have; trying to cope with these staff shortages; trying to cope with children with COVID; and all the time, they were expected to be in a place in their mindset to be able to think of network management—of the Government wanting to have more control over where centres should be open, how they should open, and what they should look like.