There is another ECE service near to that that is turning away 15 to 20 children a week. It is, as I mentioned, the fastest growing region in New Zealand, and such prescriptive legislation does not allow for market flexibility. The network management provisions are due to come into force in just a couple of days and many are still in the dark as to how to ensure their licensing will meet the new requirements. I've been privy to quite an extraordinary statement from the Ministry of Education itself, and it goes like this: "While there is no guarantee of obtaining a licence to operate under the current system, we appreciate that the new network management requirement adds some uncertainty into the process of establishing a new early childhood service. It's our intention to provide the sector with as much information as possible as the policy develops."