This bill will pass into law today, not because it's a well-thought-out and carefully considered piece of legislation; not because the Minister is on top of his portfolio, with his finger on the pulse, and knows what's going on with the Teaching Council and is in tune with the Post Primary Teachers' Association (PPTA); and certainly not because we took, you know, a great deal of time to consider this bill—certainly not; not because we gave stakeholders all the time in the world to gather their thoughts in order to write down their written submissions and prepare oral submissions. Labour will use their majority tonight to pass this piece of legislation into law to fix up what is a very embarrassing problem for them, which happened under their watch. It did not happen under our watch. It did not happen under a National Government; it happened under this Minister's watch, because he does not have his finger on the pulse. Under this—