Dr DUNCAN WEBB (Chairperson of the Finance and Expenditure Committee): Thank you, Madam Chair, and I must say it is a real pleasure to stand in this somewhat new procedure and after that very lengthy and eloquent introduction. The annual review process, I think, in the Finance and Expenditure Committee went very well. I do think that the various departments and Ministers had a very good opportunity and were thoroughly questioned by members of both the Government party and other parties around the House, as, in fact, the finance sector annual review shows—a compendious document of some 54 pages, which I must say must meet some kind of record for an annual review document. But I think it's really useful for members of the public to be able to read the reviews of all of those departments and entities together. I do think you can't really understand, necessarily, for example, the Treasury review unless you're reading at the same time the Reserve Bank review, because those two things are so closely connected. I did think that those two reviews being heard close together by the same committee was really useful. 