What do we hear? We hear the Minister of Health, with his head in the sand, with his response that the Government has no legal obligation to produce that report. Well, if they don't have a legal obligation, they have a moral obligation to deliver that report. Many people look at that report every year. Those data sets have been delivered in that format for over a decade, and in the first annual report under this Labour Government, they have stripped out data. Why? Well, Stuff, under the Official Information Act, were able to reveal emails from the Ministry of Health officials who introduced a term into the public sector, called "a risk lens". They did not want negative statistics. That is something we would expect in North Korea, in Zimbabwe, in Myanmar—and here we are in New Zealand. How can New Zealanders have confidence in the public sector?