So in the departmental disclosure statement, it says that the policy was developed in response to a rapidly changing international situation impacting on the price of fuel—fair enough. And then it goes on to say—and this is the telling part—"There are no relevant inquiries, reviews, or evaluation reports relevant to the policy." I'll read that again: "There are no relevant inquiries, reviews, or evaluation reports relevant to the policy." There is, however, an intention to release relevant papers relating to the decision to reduce petrol excise duty and road-user charges as soon as they are ready for proactive release. Now, that's bureaucratic speak for "Nobody talked to the Ministry of Transport, nobody consulted with them in advance, and they had no warning that this announcement was about to be made, and they were not prepared for it."