order to find that mr byers committed a contempt, in the evident session of the 14th of november 2001, the committee will need to satisfy itself not only that he misled the subcommittee, but that he did so unknowingly or deliberately. as i say, that is quite a high bar, but it is for the committee to decide that. i but it is for the committee to decide that. but it is for the committee to decide that. ., ., ., decide that. i am grateful for the honourable decide that. i am grateful for the honourable gentleman. - decide that. i am grateful for the honourable gentleman. first - decide that. i am grateful for the honourable gentleman. first of. decide that. i am grateful for the i honourable gentleman. first of all, what he has just said is what i am going to raise with them. the actual requirement under the ministerial code does say that it is open to a minister to correct any inadvertent area at the earliest opportunity, ministers who knowingly mislead parliament will be expected to