I suppose the one thing that was the most disappointing, which has been pointed out by speakers in previous stages of this bill, and the one thing that was missing from this Minister was a mea culpa, was an "I'm really sorry" to the sector: "I'm really sorry that the Teaching Council have done this to you. I'm really sorry that you weren't consulted with properly. I'm really sorry that there was an unlawful tax that was put upon you. I'm really sorry in the manner that you feel like you aren't properly represented by the Teaching Council." None of that.