And what has the Teaching Council learnt from all of this? Have they learnt that they need to consult properly? Oh, certainly not after the Minister's behaviour and truncating the process. Have they learnt that they need to tighten their belts? Let's see, if you look at the legislation that he brought to the House, we had to amend it to put in there that they had to consult properly, because the Minister didn't even put that in the legislation. We had to do that. Furthermore, he had to bring a Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) to the House, when he should have well known that that's what the sector was so upset about. They didn't want the leadership functions in that. OK, he fixed it up at SOP stage, but that's something that he should have brought forward in primary legislation, further showing that he doesn't have his finger on the pulse.