For the Teaching Council disciplinary process—and this is quite important—we got a lot of feedback over the last couple of years that the disciplinary process that is used by the Teaching Council has become too cumbersome and, in fact, is adding significant cost to teacher registration fees unnecessarily with no real increase in professional standards and no real justification, so we're making changes there. The bill is aiming to make the handling of complaints more efficient and more streamlined, but we also need to balance the rights of teachers and are ensuring that teachers continue to have a say in the sanctions that may be imposed by the Complaints Assessment Committee, so the select committee has proposed retaining the existing requirement in the Act for the Complaints Assessment Committee to reach an agreement about a sanction with a teacher who is the subject of a complaint. 