I want to go back to the time line that led to this, because I think there are some important questions which the Minister of Finance should address. What we know is that on 14 December last year, the Treasury advised the Minister explicitly that they believed it would not be appropriate to use the Land for Housing Programme appropriation to resolve the dispute at Ihumātao. Their words were incredibly clear. They said that they believed that they couldn't recommend that because there was a risk that it would not fit within the appropriation scope, that the proposal was at odds with the intent of the Land for Housing Programme, its operating model, and scope of related appropriations.