I think we've heard previous speakers acknowledge the scale of that pay, and, you know, we are where we are and the concerns we're raising today are in regard to the process which has not been undertaken and why we are here today. The element that is so important and an element that will not be available is the fact that there is going to be no select committee process or no formal process in order for people to be able to contribute or provide feedback, and that's a real great shame. I think that, irrespective of where we stand, the ability for voices to be heard, the ability for Kiwis to be able to contribute in terms of our democracy, is critically important. But in this instance that option is not going to be available. That is a great shame, and it is something that could have been avoided had adequate planning been undertaken in advance—as I said: five years—so it's not as if we're under the pump in terms of pressure. 