I also just wanted to make a few comments on the Minister of Education. He's an incredibly hard-working Minister who is on top of his portfolio and knows every corner of the education sector. He's been working in education for over 20 years. He's incredibly passionate about the subject and is absolutely on top of every element of his portfolio, despite the huge workload that he has. So I absolutely refute any suggestions that he is not on top of his portfolio. In fact, what occurred in this particular instance was a decision made by an independent body, the Teaching Council, to raise fees on 1 February 2021. This legislation was introduced—introduced into the House—on 12 August. So we, obviously, know that there was a judicial review that happened in the meantime, but that doesn't suggest a Minister who is ignoring the profession. It doesn't suggest a Minister who is not on top of the issues. It suggests a Minister that cares about the fact that teachers are regulated within New Zealand, recognises that the Teaching Council has an important job to do in providing that work, and provides legislation to immediately be able to do that.