Rt Hon WINSTON PETERS: On behalf of the Prime Minister, such a statement about being part of a no-surprises approach demonstrates someone's lack of familiarity with the Cabinet Manual and what the no-surprises approach is about. Why on earth would a consultative document, which relates to a judgment on facts, be a matter of no surprises? Or is it a surprise to that member, for example, that, in terms of costings, that was not advised or being told? That member, by the way—and I can say—in July 2010, July 2011, and September 2011 made three separate steps with respect to light rail and did nothing about them whatsoever.