So what happens in the normal process—for people to understand how Parliament usually works—is that a Government consults with a sector when it's bringing in legislation that is going to directly affect it. The sector that's being directly affected by this, of course, is the early childhood education sector—a very important sector; a critical sector, of course, to the many tens of thousands of working parents who are looking for the opportunity to have their young children looked after and set on a path of good education but also looking after their kids while they're trying to work and make a living. It's an expensive business, as any parent would know. So this is an important area, and one in which the previous National Government put a huge amount of effort into increasing the share of young children who were enjoying and participating in early education, and there has been a very, very significant increase in that over the past few years. But this legislation directly affects the private providers of early education, of which there are many tens of thousands.