Now, the Minister quite often pointed out that, well, yes, but a lot of that is funded separately and it's not necessarily being paid for by the teachers. But what we saw was a huge gulf in understanding between the profession who were paying these levies and the soothing words coming from officialdom, which pointed towards the overarching lack of trust that seems to have developed. And so the issue that we face, of course, is, well, it's not going to help that relationship of trust if when a problem arises, because of decisions made by the Teaching Council, there's a court case, the Government rushes through legislation and doesn't go through a proper process in order to sort it out and reassure the sector and the teachers themselves that what is being done is appropriate. Instead, during a lockdown, when everybody's under pressure, they rush it through and tidy it up as quickly as they can without resolving the broader issues.