Because if they were, they might see what members of the ACT Party who visit their local communities see, like my colleague here, Mr Mark Cameron, who's a member of Parliament who's based in Ruawai in Northland, who spends some of his time when he's not in Parliament talking to people in the dairy sector and in the Ruawai community about issues that affect them, and my colleague here Toni Severin, who, with her partner, has had an interest in an industrial water-blasting and cleaning business for many years. Now, her customers and the customers of that business tell them that they actually still need to get their buildings cleaned, and it turns out that you can clean a building, you can milk a dairy cow safely, and you can also operate a court system safely because the courts are operating safely. Therefore, the justification for a truncated select committee process is not proven.