On 7 May, the director-general then put up on the website his response, saying that it's not correct. I'll tell you why that's correct: because at the meeting on 22 April, questions were put to the Minister and the ministry. They were sent by the clerk on 23 April. Nearly 10 days later—that is at least a week, if not two weeks, late—they arrived back at the committee. Those questions to that select committee were late. The Hon Simon Bridges was absolutely correct. What's even worse was that on 1 May and 4 May, the clerk actually followed up with the director-general's office. "Where are the questions?" "Oh, they'll be here tomorrow." "Where are the questions?" "They'll be here." No, they weren't. What's even worse than that is on 29 and 30 April, the clerk followed up with the Minister's office—in fact, his personal SPPS.