It's been quite interesting, because we've been left very much on the side of the PPTA, which is not necessarily our usual position. And we've heard many, many submissions of members coming in. The most notable being one teacher who said, "Well, as far as I can see, this bill has all come about because the Teaching Council is short of money—well, I'm short of money, and I'm a bit worried about how I'm paying my bills, and I'm irritated by the fact that we're fixing their shortage of money, but I'm short of money. And the bills are piling up, the energy's more expensive, my gas is taking more to get into the tank, my broccoli is more expensive than it ever was before, and lo and behold, next thing, these geezers want to put up the price of my teacher's registration and I'm annoyed about it. Why should this Government be ramming through, under urgent legislation, a fix to enable them to get away with their big spending ways?"