We have heard concerns from different stakeholders, not just through the select committee process but also through the media organisations, who were so afraid of the repercussions of speaking out against NZTA and some of the behaviours that they'd witnessed and been subjected to that they resorted to using a burner phone to communicate with Radio New Zealand journalists to raise their concerns about the performance of NZTA and the likely implications of some of these reforms. That must be almost unheard of, in terms of New Zealand Government agencies creating such a culture of fear amongst those who they are intending and have a responsibility to regulate. 