It's the executive branch.
Chair, I rest my case. We go all the way around the mulberry bush and we come right back to the recommendations being generated by the executive, the shortlisting of options generated by the executive, and the decision of which option is in our best interest gets chosen by the executive.
So to me, we've got a problem right from the get-go, and we're continuing it. And I say, with heavy heart, I really believe that a year from now some group of MPs is still going to be struggling with this issue. And that's not on you, Deputy. I realize I came across a little harsh on you, but you're the point person, and like us, that's why you get the big bucks.
We've got to take ownership of this. You can only go so far, and the fact that you can only go so far is indicative of the problem we have and we're not breaking that problem. But of course I am going to live with the majority. I accept that I'm a lone voice on this, and having said my bit, I will shut up.