Now, the disappointing thing about this was that the Minister said that she found out around about 8.30 on Monday night, and it has been reported that it was found out by the media. We've just heard from Minister Parker that it was a text that she received. Now, at 1.22 on Monday afternoon I received the Energy News via email, and it was already starting to talk about what had been happening earlier in the day. I've actually got that with me. And I would have thought that any Minister's office or any Minister worth their salt would have actually picked up on what went on in the Energy News. Basically, it said, "Polar winds drive up load forecast: strong winds from the Antarctic are driving up electricity load forecasts around the country and the North Island in particular, where Transpower says residual generation will be below 200 megawatts for this evening's peak. The system operator expects demand to peak this evening at 4800 MW in the North Island and 2200 MW in the South Island." So I would have thought that if the Minister had been on her game, someone in her office may have informed her at that particular point in time, and so I have a question around why that did not happen. 