Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): I would point out it's not our time that's being cut into; it's the Government's time, because we haven't been able to use ours yet. And if I'm restricted to one, it will simply be this. In answer to written question 2920 on options, including delaying the census—sorry around the discussions around a possibility of a delay to the census—the Minister did say that those discussions were taking place. But he refused to answer a question later on, at question 2924, about whether he had asked for a Cabinet paper to be prepared on the subject of Census 2023. He said it wasn't in the public interest to disclose the information at this time. I think it's very much in the public interest to know whether the Government has seriously considered a delay to the next census until 2024. Has he asked for advice from officials and does he intend to take a Cabinet paper in the next few months with a recommendation on whether Census 2023 should be delayed?