When the report came to be prepared for the 2018 year—it typically takes about a year to prepare; it took a little longer than that—it was all but ready to go in 2020 when the pandemic struck, COVID-19 struck, all the efforts of relevant ministry personnel were redirected to the COVID-19 effort and so the report was delayed. At the point of which it was ready for reporting, it was considered that it would be appropriate to combine the 2019 data, so there'd be one report covering 2018 and 2019. That was compiled, and released again late early this year. I think members opposite and others had noted that the report, once published, did not contain the same data and the same breadth of data as had appeared in previous reports. I think the ministry is justifiably open to criticism for changing the content and format of the report without foreshadowing that publicly, and indeed, I might add, without foreshadowing it to the Minister. It is a matter that has been taken up with the ministry. 