So quite a lot flows from those three facts. The first question is: why have there not been any checks? Well, the Government says today, "Well, he was lying." OK. The Prime Minister just asserted that. Chris Hipkins says there's going to be an inquiry. The Prime Minister has helpfully pre-judged that inquiry for the rest of us. So I hope it doesn't turn out to be like the situation with the KFC worker in February, when the Prime Minister essentially went on national television and vilified them, and it turns out she owes them an apology—an apology, by the way, we are all still waiting for, as is the KFC worker. So the Prime Minister said that that person is lying, and Chris Hipkins had the temerity to say, "Well, we can't have an urgent debate, because we might end up litigating what case B did or didn't do." Well, his own boss, the Prime Minister, was already on the record alleging that he had lied. So they say that he's lying. OK, we'll wait and see what the truth is there.