The second thing we haven't heard is the issue about why these auditors are actually leaving. That is about the terms of work conditions that these people work under at Audit New Zealand, and an element of that will be pay. If there's a short-term issue, I think the Government could have been much more proactive in terms of dealing with some of those issues that are leading to people leaving the Audit Office and going and joining the private sector or, perhaps, emigrating. That is the issue I think that we haven't also heard from the Government on. Why aren't they addressing that issue? Even if you pass this piece of legislation over the next 24 hours, there will be no doubt, if there's no other changes made—it is almost inevitable—that we're going to see the Audit Office requiring a similar dispensation for next year, and possibly the year after, depending on where we go with COVID and depending on the level and type of immigration policy the Government wants to have in place at that point in time. So I think there's no creative thinking about the way that the Government's approached this. 