Hon TODD McCLAY (National—Rotorua): Thank you, Madam Chair. Minister, you said earlier, around the Strategic Tourism Assets Protection Programme (STAPP), that you didn't want to talk too much because the Auditor-General is investigating and that you had a no-regrets policy, your Government, when it came to funding and that people were asked to apply and some would be above the line or below the line. But isn't the challenge, isn't the concern from the sector, that so many of these businesses weren't treated fairly? It's one thing to say we just had to get money out of the door, but if you take an example of where the Auditor-General is investigating, which is the Government's funding of up to $10 million to AJ Hackett at the time to save 20 jobs, it was before the fund had been released, before the criteria was there. So when it comes to taxpayers' money, how can the taxpayer and those in the tourism sector who have missed out have any faith in the Government's ability to continue to deliver funding to help them until international visitors come back if, actually, some have had preferential treatment in as far as they got funding before anybody else even knew they could apply?