Thanks, Madam Chair. Look, I would expect that our government would engage with foster parents in terms of what and how this office might be set up and so on, but I think it would be important to not start from ground zero, but to have the kind of jurisdictional scan and best practices piece of work, maybe as a discussion paper, just like what you guys did with the post-secondary education legislation. You went out and did a jurisdictional scan and some best practice stuff, and the Premier knows this because it's something that she did in her previous life in the past Assembly. I think we're getting close to being on the same page here, so that's good.

The last item I want to mention is: I will confess I don't know a lot about the early childhood development indicator. I think it is on about a three- or four-year cycle in terms of when it is done in the schools. I think it is going to be hard for us to show progress even within the term of this Assembly. This is work that needs to be done over a long period of time to get us where we need to go. What I am looking for is some interim targets, measurables, in this section.

What I want to do is just get you to flip the page for a moment and look at universal childcare, where there are some clear targets here. I wish there were a few more: 25 new spaces; 20 licensed childcare spaces; an increase by 5 percent. What I want to encourage you folks to do is to think of what the measurables and targets are that are going to help us get to where we want to be at the end of four years and leading to the long-term progress we need to make, because that is not in here. It is going to be hard for us to keep you guys accountable and for you to report on progress, trying to work together. Just think about some clear measurables for this one in particular. That is all I have got. Thanks, Madam Chair. If the Premier wants to respond, I would be interested in hearing that. Thanks, Madam Chair.