Now, Mr Speaker, when I say this I'm going to look at my notes, because if I don't look at my notes for this, you might think I'm exaggerating. But, actually, what the High Court said was that "the Teaching Council's decision to set a fee for issuing a practising certificate amounted to an unlawful tax", and that's what the members on the opposite side of the House think that we should use Parliament's time to validate. We should use Parliament's time to validate Government quangos going off and setting unlawful taxes, and they expect this to all quietly happen on a Thursday afternoon in Parliament and not a teacher in New Zealand will notice. Well, I will tell the House this: when ratty little pieces of legislation are put through to put unlawful taxes on New Zealand teachers, New Zealand's teachers will find out.