Second of all, what we should have done is said, "Look, we're able to have an organisation set its own rules." Now, this particular school, any time—they'd be very happy to make an exception for this guy. But, actually, they can't, you know, because it's the whole education sector. And here's the third thing we could have done to have a more humane response. If we had decided that we were going to let doctors have their own professional autonomy and give exemptions, his doctor would have given an exemption like that, but she's not allowed to. And the way that doctors have had their rights to give exemptions taken away was really quite extraordinary. You know, imagine if lawyers had to ask the Minister of Justice before they gave certain advice. There would be an outrage. Lawyers would never stand for it, you know? Doctors have been told, "You can't give certain advice to patients unless the Ministry of Health stands over you and says so." It's pretty extraordinary. 