SIMEON BROWN: Absolutely—absolutely. Thank you, Mr Speaker. Well, look, I look forward to the submissions from the teachers unions and the teachers on that exact point, because, actually, are teachers going to be happy with the Teaching Council being able to, essentially, set fees and costs in whatever way or fashion that they feel like? Because that is what clause 5 reads, to me. I'm sure they're going to have very, very strong views over that and what seems to be taking away the ability for actual, proper consultation to be taking place, and the consultation—because, actually, what this is about is the Teaching Council effectively being able to fund their affairs. Actually, if it's a democratic institution, which is what this Government in the last Parliament said the Teaching Council should be, where teachers should be in control and they should be able to run it, why would this Government now take away the ability for that consultation to be taking place? 