Dr SHANE RETI: Oh, Mr Willie Jackson was having conversations with the Prime Minister, and I can imagine how that went. As they came to Cabinet, I'm sure he said, "Well, Prime Minister, we've kept He Puapua secret for nearly two years. We're two weeks away from taking it to Cabinet. I need to know, is the plan to show or no-show?", and I think the Prime Minister said to Mr Willie Jackson, "No-show." But here's the problem with this conversation, because, you see, other Cabinet members were walking past when the Prime Minister said to Mr Willie Jackson "No-show.", but they all heard different versions of that. You see, Andrew Little was walking past, and instead of "No-show.", he heard "Veto.", and thought, "Ooh, I need to put a veto into the health document.", so duly wrote in a veto. Marama Davidson was also walking past, but instead of "No-show.", she heard "Let's visit the bros." "Oh, I need to go to a gang pad—I must go to a gang pad." And, finally, David Clark was also in earshot, but he correctly heard "No-show.", and so he hasn't. 