Teachers are extremely busy people, and they should be respected; their views should be respected. They're teaching our children every day. They're also going home late at night, often writing up report cards, marking exams. There is not a huge amount of time for a teacher, within one month, to get their thoughts together to present them to Parliament and actually be able to have the opportunity to be heard in person if that's what they wish to do. I think this shows the arrogance of the Government, trying to rush through yet again another law. We've heard from the Teaching Council. Well, where have they heard from the teachers who will be affected by this? We need to be ensuring that the teachers, who are the main people who will be affected by this law change, who will be forking out hundreds of dollars more every three years—they need their perspectives heard.