So what I think we have to do is benchmark what's a reasonable fee increase. So we can look at other comparable professions and, actually, the fees currently charged by the Teaching Council are actually significantly lower than they are for other comparable professions in terms of the fees that they pay for their regulatory bodies. What can we do to help keep those costs down? Well, I think we can do two things. The first is what we're doing in this bill, which is to make it very clear that additional leadership functions that the council may take on should be paid for by central government and not paid for by fees or levies. The second is to look at those disciplinary functions again and say, "Are all of these processes as good as they could be?", because there's no question in all of the advice that I've had from both the Ministry of Education and the council directly that those changes to the disciplinary processes have accounted for a significant increase in the Teaching Council's structural costs, and so we can have another look at those. I think we all agree that robust disciplinary processes within the teaching profession are vital. If we have people in the profession who are not upholding the standards of the profession when they are dealing with young, vulnerable children, then absolutely there should be robust disciplinary processes to deal with that.