My question is for the Treasurer. At a recent deliberative democracy forum on affordability and access to early childhood education and care in my electorate of North Sydney, the participants unanimously agreed that the child care subsidy activity test should be abolished. This has also been recommended by the Productivity Commission and a number of other expert bodies. With the Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook around the corner and a budget next March, will the government abolish the activity test, and, if not, why not?