Although who would know? Because the most open and transparent Opposition in New Zealand's political history won't even let their MPs have a copy. Now, Judith Collins said today, "I think the fact that MPs are allowed to read it is a great concession." That's what the Opposition of New Zealand is currently telling the public. Judith Collins this morning said that the report included both honest mistakes and deliberate mistakes. So the question we have on this side of the House is: who made the honest mistakes and who made the deliberate mistakes? I think you'll find it's those who get to read it are the people Judith Collins views as making honest mistakes, and those who made the deliberate ones don't. It's a high-trust environment over in the National Party right now—desperate, divided, and disunified.