The other issue that has been raised is this question—and I do want to allude to it—of high staff turnover in the Office of the Auditor-General, or in the Audit Office. That is true, and the Auditor-General has acknowledged that in correspondence with myself and, indeed, I believe, with Mr Bayly—and I will return to the Auditor-General's correspondence with Mr Bayly at a later point in this debate. But in that correspondence, it's clear that there has been high staff turnover in the Audit Office. I would encourage the members of the Officers of Parliament Committee, the appropriate place for a discussion about the Audit Office and the Auditor-General, to take that matter up, if that is of concern to the Opposition. But the Auditor-General himself has been very open with myself and Mr Bayly about the fact that this is one of the contributory issues. 