And so the Government has stumbled their way through this in a pretty amateur way really. And it's probably, I would think, a matter of some considerable embarrassment to a Minister who normally likes to rank himself highly in terms of his efficiency and his ability to be on top of his portfolios. Most of us know that that's little more than a veneer, but, to the general public, many of them still believe it. But what we find in the disclosure statement from the Ministry of Transport is one of the most telling pieces, which was that the final question is in terms of—well, there were two final questions I wish to highlight in this contribution. One was at 3.6, which says, "Has there been any external consultation on the policy to be given effect by this bill or on a draft bill?" And the answer simply is a one word, stark, "No." No consultation on the policy to be given effect by this bill.