I think what is happening here is that this Government is just acknowledging, by establishing only 11 members, that they don't actually want to hear any differing opinion in the select committee. They don't actually want to hear from GPs who might have a different view. They don't want to hear from the DHBs who might be disestablished. They might not actually want to make any changes to the legislation whatsoever. And in doing so, by putting a majority of Labour members in place, the Government Minister of Health, Andrew Little, will be able to pass through no changes whatsoever, even if they did need to be made based on the genuine concerns that come from submissions. I don't think that is a good precedent to be setting in any case.