So I can't understand why the Minister would be against it. I know he will have had time to consult with the officials, particularly the ones who are here in the Chamber now, and I'm sure they will have given him sound advice. And that sound advice would be that you should support this, Minister, because it actually would run counter to all of your principles if you voted against it. It's a very sound piece of advice, and there are far more people involved in other decisions that make really critical decisions, such as Cabinet. Cabinet discusses what's market-sensitive information during Budget debates, and do they keep it quiet? Well, they do—unfortunately, when they give it to Treasury, they put it up on their website and we can look at it! But, notwithstanding that, that's just a failure of process. How that person kept his job, I have no idea, but that's another matter. But the Minister must tell us, if he's not going to support this, why.