I have in front of me the High Court ruling that has led to this bill, and I would put to you that a Minister of Education who was on the ball of his education role would not be introducing this bill, but instead would be sitting down with the Teaching Council and saying, "Sort it out. You are not given a mandate to charge teachers whatever you want whenever you want to. That is not actually what the law allows you to do. Tighten your belt, because teachers around this country are already faced with extraordinary increases in living costs, and what they don't deserve is to be given increases in their registration fees because you, the Teaching Council, are breaking the law."