So it is an undesirable position for the Parliament to find itself in. It dates back prior to this Government, to the previous Government. I don't think they intended this situation to emerge, nor did this Government. We have a responsibility, I think, as a Parliament to fix it and to fix it quickly so that the public, parents, students, and teachers can be confident that we've got a robust teacher registration regime in New Zealand, teachers can be confident that they are registered and that their registration fees that they've previously paid are valid, and also that those who are caught during this period, the one-year period, don't have to go through the process of getting their money back and then paying more in order to get the three-year registration. So I commend the bill to the House.