So what we were left with, given the pickle that the Teaching Council had got themselves into, was this Government's rush to bring in this legislation to try and tidy up the mess that had been created by the Teaching Council. We have some sympathy for the need for them to collect their levies, and we absolutely support the mandated role that the council needs to perform. It's about ensuring that teachers are properly registered, that they're certified, and that the disciplinary side of things is dealt with. You know, there's an argument that the National Party stood in the last election saying that there shouldn't be fees, this should be something that's covered by Government, and we campaigned on that. This Government hasn't picked that up and that's up to them, and there's a perfectly plausible argument that the profession should pay for this independently in order to have a sense that this is something that they as a profession pay for, like many other professions do. So, OK, we'll make that decision; that carries on and people support that. But where it got very messy was the extension of the Teaching Council into a whole raft of other things, and we're all familiar with Unteach Racism and the professional development side of things.