So the response, the answers to questions from the select committee, definitely were late just from that one committee. In fact, 50 percent of the committee questions in May were late. I know that because 94 percent of them were mine, so I was watching them and tracking and waiting for them to come back so that we could do a better job. So just this one committee, questions were returned two weeks late, and four times the clerk went to the Minister's office. The clerk went to the director-general's office and got no response, so much so that, unanimously, the whole Epidemic Response Committee passed a motion to send a letter of complaint to the director-general. Those are the facts. That's what's on the record. Furthermore, if we really want to get into further details, at least 50 percent of all of the questions that were asked by the select committee in the month of April were late being returned. Simon Bridges was absolutely correct. Ask the clerk; it's a matter of record.