Do you have evidence that it's endemic not only at the New Zealand World but other newspapers? Pretty strong claim if you don't. Well, the Information Commissioner produced a report which if you'd listen to the debate earlier yourself then you would know or if you'd read that report you'd see that he referred to more than the thousand cases and in various different newspapers. I think it was something like 800. I've not got the figures with me now but something like 800 instances in the mail alone. So you are in a position to have listened to the debate and to have read the report as a result you are content to say that on tally. I have just said it. You don't have to say so. If you think about the last phone message that was on your answer phone it might have been from a constituent like my last message was last night. Recounting a pretty horrific incident that they certainly wouldn't want to be in the public domain or read over by some random journalist breaking the law. Simply you change your pin so that wouldn't have happened. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, listen, listen, that is simply untrue. It was nothing to do with pin numbers in my case. That was the impression that we got from yesterday to be out of that. Don't lie. Don't say what you don't know, madam.