Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Mr Chair. I thank the Minister in the chair, the Hon David Parker, for that. I think what I heard there is that the Government doesn't trust the public. I'm having a flashback, actually, to 2008 when Annette King was transport Minister and passed changes to road-user charges under urgency and virtually overnight on the basis that truck drivers couldn't be trusted not to go out and load up their road-user charge credits at a lower price. Actually, their lack of trust in people acting rationally led to some major protests in cities up and down the country, and it was a precipitating feature of the Labour Government's demise. I think we could be seeing something analogous to that with this. But I didn't hear the answer to the Minister's question about: when actually did the Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) start being drafted? How long did Treasury have to provide advice on the regulatory impact statement?