I have a question for the Deputy Prime Minister arising out of his contribution, where he spoke about the importance of the public having the right to know, when it comes to cost-benefit analyses. On that basis, will the government release the cost-benefit analysis for East-West Link? Previously, the government has said, 'we don't want to release it because it may jeopardise the tendering process'. Given that a preferred bidder has now been chosen—and given the Deputy Prime Minister's statements about the importance of the right to know—will the government release the cost-benefit analysis for this multibillion dollar project?