Now, the issue is that the Government may fund these through the Teaching Council, but the overheads and the apparatus continues to grow and gets bigger and more expensive. And so teachers are quite fairly and rightly concerned that the spending and the focus of the Teaching Council is properly narrow and focused on them and their requirements. What we saw through the whole select committee process and the submissions that we heard was a real absence of trust by many, many teachers—and not just one or two; many, many teachers—about how this has been carried out by the Government. And, as I say, referring to the young teacher, out of frustration, saying that this is all about dealing with the Teaching Council's shortage of money, "Well, I'm short of money, and I don't want to have to pay higher fees than I need to. And I want to be reassured by this Minister and this Government that there will be proper arrangements in place."