SPEAKER: Sure, sure. The ability to transfer questions is something which is set out very well in Speakers' rulings, and I suggest that the member have a look at it: the right of the Government to find the appropriate Minister to answer a question. That often goes to a matter of delegation and which Minister's responsible under the delegations, which are tabled in the House. The Government finds a Minister. If that Minister is not available, then another Minister can answer on their behalf just as they can in normal times when members are absent from Wellington. So I understand it is a slightly convoluted system, but the ability to transfer, unless there is an exceptional reason not to, is one which is absolutely up to the Government. 