This is necessary because the Government has made a commitment that we want to deliver better pay and conditions for those working in education and care services so that they are brought into line with the teachers who are working in kindergartens and primary schools who have pay parity. So we want to see that extended to the broader early childhood education sector, where those teachers working in that sector get the same qualifications, often have the same experience, and in many cases are doing pretty much the same work but are being paid significantly less. There are some other variations around employment conditions, including the hours that the centre is open and so on. That is a matter for the employer. What the Government is interested in here is the hourly rate, effectively, that people are being paid for that work. This provision will allow us to attach as a condition to a higher rate of funding the proviso that that higher rate of funding needs to be applied to the salaries of their teachers so that that money can flow through.