The Opposition spokesperson from the National Party did ask me if I remember the select committee and being there when she was asking questions about a purchase of a property at Swanson Road. I remember it very vividly, because the member was convinced that she had a smoking gun. It was when she was told that, actually, Kāinga Ora hadn't actually purchased the property that the wind went out of the sails of the member a little bit. She then asked the chief executive what the valuation had been. He said, off the top of his head, he thought this was the number. He then found he had made an error, and he wrote to the committee, off his own back, saying he had made an error in an answer and wanted to correct it. I come from a school of thought where I believe humans are human, and people sometimes do make errors when they're recalling numbers from the top of their head. And when you have the chance to correct it and you do of your own volition, then actually I think that is called putting it right.