In terms of the fees that the council will now have to consult on, I make a couple of observations. The first of which is that the council has been in a position where the fees collected have not covered its core functions, even prior to when the council was established. So its predecessor organisation, the Teachers Council, was also in a position where the fees it was collecting were insufficient to meet its statutory responsibilities. So a fee increase has been coming for over a decade now and one of the challenges, of course, is that successive Governments—I'm responsible for this; my predecessors, Nikki Kaye and Hekia Parata, were also responsible for this—have continued to defer that. The challenge is that the longer you defer that, the bigger the increase becomes when it eventually happens.