So, first, I want to congratulate the PPTA on having the courage to bring this case to court, because, actually, it's not every day—is it, members of this House?—that the PPTA takes a Government entity to court. I think, actually, before it spends its union fees on taking anyone to court, it thinks carefully. I thank them for doing that, because this court ruling I have in front of me sets out very carefully exactly what it is that the Teaching Council have done unlawfully. It sets out how poorly they have behaved and it sets out all of the bad behaviour that the Minister of Education is just going to hide in the corner and fix up with this retrospective piece of legislation.