The challenge that we were then faced with was that the fee that the council had to revert back to had also been established under the very same law that the new fee had been established by. Therefore, there was a question as to whether or not that existing fee was also established legitimately. So this bill, first of all, validates the previously collected fees, the fees that were collected under the National Government and the fees that have been collected under this Government, up and to the point where the higher fee was introduced. It also allows the council to keep the fees that it collected, the one-year fees that it collected, and offset those fees against the three-year cost of registration for those teachers who had gone through the one-year registration process during that intervening period, otherwise the council would be in a position where it would have to refund someone the one-year fee and then reinvoice them, effectively, for the three-year fee. It would potentially also lead to a position where most teachers in the country, if we didn't pass this bill, were not currently registered, and that is something that I think we would all want to avoid.