You know, we had some absurdities from the Opposition. Barbara Kuriger suggested that she had known about it from social media, so why was the Minister not on social media in the evening? What a ridiculous thing to say. For goodness' sakes! Social media. Then she said, "Well, why wasn't the Minister talking to the State-owned enterprises Minister in the evening?" Well, actually, the State-owned enterprises Minister didn't know either, because Transpower had not picked up the phone, so there was an impossibility there. Then the next one was why wasn't the Minister reading her email at 7.54 p.m. at night? We know the volume of email that comes into our inboxes and we know that a Minister's email is monitored by staff. Staff go home in the evenings; it's an entirely reasonable thing to do. So the Minister's email would not have been monitored at 7.54 in the evening, and I suggest that, again, this goes back to the appropriateness of using email for an emergency situation. For goodness' sakes! I'm surprised the Opposition wasn't asking why the Minister wasn't recalculating Transpower's load calculations and sending out warnings there. I'm surprised they didn't ask why she wasn't cleaning out the weed in Lake Rotoaira.