STUART SMITH: I withdraw and apologise. He told Newshub yesterday morning that he was 15,000 on the list for a managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) space—15,000, right? And we know that, when it was opened up, there were 25,000 people in the queue for 3,000 spaces. So does Mr Shaw seriously expect us to believe that he's planning a huge trip to COP in Glasgow and he's relying on the lottery to get spaces in MIQ for him and for the other nine officials that are going over with them? I don't think so. That is ridiculous. And then, of course, in the gallery presser before question time yesterday, the Prime Minister dropped him completely in it, because she was asked about this and she said, "Well, no, the delegation will get priority through the national interest criteria." Did James Shaw not know about this? Did the other nine officials not know about this? I don't think so.