Now, yesterday, the Minister—and I quote him—said this: "The system that we have for public accounting and scrutiny in New Zealand, defined by the Public Finance Act, is the very process we're going through right now—one part of it.", he said. "What happens is committees assess through the Estimates process and the financial review process where we are—that is how it works." I was shaking my head, not because that was not true or that I disagreed with the Minister's description of the process, but with the implication that the so-called COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund had actually been through that process, because the day we passed the Budget was actually the first day that we see the full extent of the spending out of that second imprest supply bill and out of the Supplementary Estimates of Appropriations. That was an authority, remember, that authorised the Government to spend $54 billion.