But that transparency issue has existed in this Government for a very long time. I, in my portfolio, wanted to find out what that Minister was spending $50 million on for enhanced digital connectivity in the infrastructure investment package announced earlier on 1 July, and the reply I got today—if I can actually enlighten my colleagues in the Chamber—actually says, "Final decisions are still being made around the exact breakdown of projects to be funded by $50 million for digital connectivity." That's typical of the answers and lack of planning that this Government dishes out with the money, the huge amounts of money that they're dishing out to the communities. Apparently, they're planning this. If they were planning it, they should've researched it, just like the Minister of broadcasting when he was talking about merging Television New Zealand and Radio New Zealand. When he took it to Cabinet, he hadn't even done the business plan. He hadn't even done the business case. I am still waiting to find out what that plan is. That was last year.