The disclosure statement goes on to list a whole lot of sort of standard questions that are usually asked of pieces of legislation. Does the bill seek to give effect to any New Zealand action in relation to international treaty? No. Were any regulatory impact statements provided to inform the policy decisions that led to this bill? And then it goes on to repeat that it was done in response to a rapidly evolving international situation, and as such no regulatory impact statement has been completed. Again, that's bureaucratic code for "We were blindsided by the Minister, we were blindsided by the announcement, and we weren't ready or prepared as a ministry to offer advice or assistance on how this policy might be implemented."