This High Court found the Teaching Council wasn't acting in accordance with the law. This High Court case found that they were failing to consult when setting fees. So what's the Government's response to that? "Well, actually, maybe they just shouldn't have to consult at all. We'll just take away any consultation." What's the need for consultation? Because apparently, according to this Government, the Teaching Council knows best. The Teaching Council knows exactly what the fees should be, what time period they should be, and, actually, who cares about what the teachers think about how much the fees should be and how the governance and the affairs of the Teaching Council should be run and what that money should be going towards?