I am almost persuaded by the seductiveness of the last remark from the hon. Member for Putney (Mr. Linstead), but I must resist that temptation. Surely, I cannot be asked to accept what is an illogical Amendment in order that we might end on a harmonious note. This class of dentists is dying out. Surely it is not suggested that a registered dentist on the tribunal would not be an effective member in considering one of his fellow dentists merely because he happened to belong to the 1921 class. It is slightly artificial. I must resist the Amendment, and I hope that the hon. Gentleman will not press it.