Intrinsic to that and why that has happened is because up and down this country there are mums and dads, there are former teachers, there are people who have said, "I'm going to invest my money in an early childhood education business, and I'm going to provide what the families in my community want." And when those people make that decision and when they invest in that early childhood education centre, I'll tell you what they also do: they decide how best to deliver that service. And, yes, that includes how much they will pay their staff. And, yes, that includes under what conditions they will give their staff promotions; under what conditions they will say, "I'm going to step you up to the next level of pay". That is a really important part of how those owners manage their businesses, and this bill puts that power directly at risk. It authorises the Minister of Education to attach conditions to Government funding to achieve a broad range of employment relations aims.