But here's another question: even if that were the case, I don't think the answer holds water, even if that extraordinary admission was true, because what the Minister appears to be saying is that it would be impossible to have an election, to have democracy under any kind of COVID alert level restrictions. Now, remember, this is the same Minister who routinely gets up in the House and says that it's quite possible to have a Parliament hosted over Zoom. He thinks it's possible to have a Parliament over Zoom, but he doesn't think it's possible to have a postal ballot, a local body election—that can't take place over Zoom. And you have to wonder why that is. Maybe he's worried about the mail processing, the postage, but this is the same Minister that even under alert level 3 and even under alert level 4 conditions—the conditions that he seems to think might have gone all the way through to October—he's trying to say that we couldn't have had a postal ballot. But look at what alert level 4 allows. You can order all manner of things. You can order beer to be delivered at your apartment. So what he's saying is that he thought it would be OK that alert level 4 or 3 were going to go through to next October, and that you'd still be able to order beer to your apartment but you wouldn't be able to vote by post for your local council. None of that holds water, and I think we really need to get to the truth of why the Government wanted to do this and why it now doesn't. 