Treasury's advice on this was pretty unambiguous: "[It's] been produced under extremely tight time frame"—that's the regulatory impact statement—"constraints without consultation or the benefit of robust data, and accordingly there is a risk that the analysis is incomplete or may miss key interactions. It represents the Treasury's best assessment of the options identified by the Government in the time available." Well, that's code for: "We didn't have any time to get this together. We haven't been able to consult; we're not sure what the impacts are. They could be negative, but we can't give the Government and Cabinet any advice on that." I'd be interested in the Minister's comments regarding that process.