And I'll keep going because he's still not ready. Furthermore, I guess the next question is: how long will the Minister wait between receiving the first application for a centre in a particular area and approving, or not approving, that particular one that he's received? Will the Minister wait until he receives more applications for a particular area, so that he's got a number to choose from? How long will he wait for there to be more than one? How long will it take to process the application? And, really importantly, I guess, if a provider turns up, first out of the blocks, with a whole bunch of information saying, "This is where a centre is required. Here is all the analysis I've done. Here's the type of centre that parents want. Here's where they need it—on their route to work or somewhere else." and then another four centres come in, late to the party, a month down the track, and don't have any data themselves but are relying on the data that was already provided by the first provider, how will the Minister balance those applications? Clearly, one has done a lot of work, but he might prefer one of the others—for various reasons that only he will know. So how fair is it that providers who don't do any of their own data analysis can ride on the coat-tails of one who did, and how will he balance that out?