I would certainly echo your point about unfairness.
I think what we're dealing with is historical bias towards men's sport. In fact, women have had to fight many battles for recognition and respect and support for their participation in sport as well.
Certainly, we're encouraged by the fact that it is increasingly becoming the norm that people believe that women should be supported in sport. Sport leaders are increasingly committed to pursuing gender equity, but there is a long history of men's sport being funded substantially in comparison with women's sport.
We are in catch-up mode. We're in catch-up mode financially. We're in catch-up mode in terms of the competency of delivering sport that's effective for women and girls. It's a big capacity issue for the sports system. We're optimistic. We're seeing signs of progress. Investment from the federal government has certainly been helpful. It is a long game not a short game.