This is not the first data breach Jacinda Ardern has had. In fact, there were two before Tuia 250. One of them was an email attachment that was sent to the wrong place. It was a sensitive email. It actually contained the list of titles of upcoming papers for the Ministry for Culture and Heritage, sport and recreation—it might have even been yours, Minister Faafoi—and the broadcasting portfolios. So you make a mistake. You send an email to the wrong place. It's got sensitive data. What would you do? You fix up what you've done at your end, but shouldn't we reach out and say, "Look, I'm really sorry, Minister Faafoi. I actually data breached some of your data. I think I've fixed it at my end. Can you tidy up at your end?" Wouldn't you reach out to sport and recreation, which I believe is Grant Robertson, and say, "Hey, Grant, just letting you know—made a small mistake at our end. We'll fix our end, but can you make sure that your end is tight?"? That's what a responsible person would do. 