So I want to turn to what early childhood services themselves have told us about what they see in this bill. I thank the more than 550 people and entities who took the time to make a submission on this bill, who were given only 14 days to do so, who are running businesses that are literally running all hours of the day, looking after young children, and took the time to submit, but who only had two days to actually come and present their submissions, because this Minister decided to curtail the process. He did not want a detailed examination of exactly what is going on here. But let me, in this House, take the opportunity to tell you their concerns. What they say about this bill is that without the funding being guaranteed, attached to the employment conditions that the Minister may or may not dictate, they are going to be faced with stark choices, because if the Minister says, "Well, from now on, you need to step your teachers up to this pay level after they've spent this many years.", or, "You need to make sure that they are doing this or that.", then that comes with a cost, and the Minister is not guaranteeing that he will pay for that. So how will the early childhood centres fund that? 