Exactly, so here we are again with basically a minister making up stuff in terms of what they can do at the time. He doesn't even get a phone call about the situation, and you didn't get a phone call about the situation. We have a situation where our legislation doesn't even provide for any type of real culpability at the end of the day anyway.
Again, you have a power that you could exercise now instead of fooling around with this, and we can get some information which you may or may not provide to the public. You've already said that some of it might be redacted, so you're going to decide what those are. How does the public even know that? What's the oversight for you at the end of the day, just Parliament?