The poor teachers, no wonder they feel the way they did in the select committee, where they were angry and upset and furious at the Minister and this Government, something that's unheard of, usually, with the PPTA and the teaching profession. They were furious. They were not filled with love and passion at select committee; they were furious. They'd just been through a process where they felt like they weren't listened to. They weren't adequately consulted with. The PPTA said the same, the judge said the same, and here's the Minister, rubbing salt into that fresh wound, saying, "Hey, by the way, teachers, you've got to have two weeks to get your thoughts together, during term time, during lockdown."