Hon GERRY BROWNLEE (National): Point of order. Now, Mr Speaker, could I ask that you have a look at that question 13171, given the answer that the Deputy Leader of the House gave today? It does pose a problem that, if a question is asked in English and then replied to in te reo, there is a whole process that someone who is not proficient in te reo would need to go to to get that answer. That would seem to me a little bit of an impediment to the House seeking the information that it's able to under the Standing Orders. So I wonder if you could have a look at that issue of whether or not there should be a dual answer provided.