But what strikes me as utterly extraordinary is that we are here legislating—well, we're not; they are—for a retrospective fee increase that a High Court declared was illegal. I mean, this Government is riding roughshod over court declarations. If that's not arrogant, then I don't know what is. With your leave, Mr Speaker, I would like to read out an email, if I may, that I received from a teacher in Christchurch a couple of days ago. I think Dr Webb should probably take note of this, because this person is a constituent of his. "Last night, I received this unbelievable email from the New Zealand teachers' council, who have convinced Chris Hipkins to change the law, allowing them to charge the fees they want and potentially go to yearly registration. This was after the council lost in court. So now the Government seeks to change legislation, fast-tracked according to the PPTA. The fees after the law change will also be backdated and additional money sought from teachers." This person goes on to say that staff across schools across New Zealand are feeling deeply unappreciated by this Labour Government. I'd also add to that teachers, midwives, doctors, nurses, farmers—