Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): I have to remove my mask and so forth—thank you, Madam Chair. Look, the primary sort of issue in this legislation, as we've traversed, and our primary concern on this side of the Chamber, is the speed with which it has been rushed through this House. I suppose the question that we have that the Minister was touching on in Part 1 is the fact that it is his assurance to the profession that things will be more tightly constrained and limited. But the problem is with Supplementary Order Paper 68, that he brought in and that we just sort of dealt with, is that the Teaching Council can do a whole lot of stuff if they get written permission from the Minister. So that doesn't necessarily tighten things dramatically.