How is that building any trust and confidence in a sector that already feels let down by the Teaching Council under this Minister's watch? I challenge anyone on the other side of the House in our select committee to tell me why it is, how this ever even got to court. Why did the Minister not have his finger on the pulse? Why did he not know what was going on? Any Minister would have said to that Teaching Council, "Pull up your socks, tighten your belt, stop hiring more staff, get back to your core duties, and remember"—sorry, Madam Speaker—"remember that teachers don't have deep pockets." They are facing the same quite rapidly rising cost of living that everyone else is. Their petrol, their groceries, their electricity—everything's going up. They do not have deep pockets to pay for whatever the Teaching Council decides is OK for them to charge.