It is fair to say that it is not every day or every week in Parliament that the National Party finds itself in strong agreement with the PPTA. But I do want to quote the PPTA's views on what is occurring in this House right now, because what the PPTA say is that they are concerned not only with the detail of the bill but what it says about the Teaching Council because they say they were "concerned that the Council had mandated annual certification without consulting the teaching profession."—without consulting the teaching profession. So here we have the entity whose responsibility it is to represent that profession, to ensure its reputation is kept in good order, to certify those who are allowed to be members of that profession, and you have the union for that profession saying they didn't even consult the teaching profession effectively, and that has been upheld by a court of law.