Hon MICHAEL WOOD: I'd make two points in response to the member's question. The first is that I believe that Governments which are elected on manifestos, that have a mandate to govern, need to listen to the advice that is given by officials and to carefully consider it, but also to listen to the advice and views that come through from a range of stakeholders, and to hold faith with the commitments they made when they were elected. So members on that side of the House might think that it's a good way to govern—to just go along with whatever the officials tell you. We actually bring a range of wider considerations into the mix. Secondly, I would encourage the member to actually read the policy which has been put out. He might be too busy at the moment reading Simon Bridges' biography—