I find that I find that very upsetting because I think there should have been the opportunity for Mr McKenzie to explain how this error was made. And I make no judgment on whether the error was his or someone who advised him. What I note for the record of this House is that the allegation I made in the select committee was substantially backed up by the facts, but only after the fact, and I find that troubling. I find that troubling in the context of an organisation that the Public Service watchdog is investigating on issues that, in his own words, go to trust and confidence in the Public Service. And I put to this committee that we have evidence before us in the letter from Mr McKenzie that demonstrates this is not the first time that Kaīnga Ora had, willingly or unwillingly, mislead members of the public. I find that very troubling.