Well, they do have flexibility. You don't have to start your kids until the term following when they're five. That's the compulsory school—
Well, that's the legal position, but, obviously, in practice, most children will start school in the term after they're four.
So, given the disadvantage we know that the younger children born in the summer have, relative to the older ones, why accentuate that by giving the older kids five terms of this project, which you tell us will have such positive effects on their child development, but the summer kids only get three? Doesn't that make the situation worse?
I'm not 100 per cent sure I understand the question. So, children will stop being in receipt of the childcare offer once they become eligible for a full-time school place, and most children will become eligible for a full-time school place in the term after their fourth birthday.