So I look forward to a select committee process in which the teaching unions, in which everyday teachers, in which those concerned with the professions in our classrooms, get up and submit and say that, actually, they don't want to have to pay ever-escalating registration fees, that that cost actually matters to them; that every time they have to write that cheque, it's money that isn't in the household budget and it's money that isn't available for groceries; that when it gets higher and higher every year, it affects them; and that, actually, some of them find it pretty insulting when it goes up and up and yet they're not seeing any improvement in the standards of their professional body. I look forward to them sharing that view, and I look forward to them at select committee also asking why it is that their professional body that is charged with ensuring they comply with the law is unable to comply with the law itself. I look forward to them putting to the Minister of Education that when he is setting standards for our education system, it is unacceptable to validate unlawful action by a professional body without even expressing an ounce of disappointment. This is a retrospective bill—