Now, I've spoken to the Minister previously about this. Hopefully, he's had a road to Damascus moment and really realised that this should be consulted on with those other party leaders, but it seems his view is that he's concerned this is a market issue and he couldn't really consult with anyone else. Well, he's going to be consulting with the Minister of Finance. He's going to be consulting with the auction monitor. He would be consulting with the leader of the National Party, with the leader of the ACT Party, and with the leader of Te Paati Māori. That is not a large number of people, and to say that that would be unsafe is to say that those people are dishonest, and I simply don't accept that. The Leader of the Opposition is consulted on on matters to do with the Government Communications Security Bureau and the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service. They are far more sensitive issues that are being consulted on now, and to say that we can't have this confidential reserve price methodology consulted on amongst the leaders of the parties—I simply don't buy that; it's a ridiculous argument.