This is a situation where law changes have had unintended, unexpected, and certainly unanticipated consequences. As the Minister who's sponsoring this bill—Hon Nanaia Mahuta, who has just resumed her chair—has pointed out, there's something called the Public Finance Act of 1989, which sets out, strangely enough, the use of public finances, and, in particular, what the Crown can and cannot do. There were changes in 2013. I was in Parliament at the time, but well, I'm a straight-up, honest man; I can't remember anything about it. But clearly—clearly—it made changes which had flow-on effects. So I'm trying to introduce some humour into, basically—and a very bad attempt. 