Well, I suppose, in his world, that would be one thing you could do, but on this side of the House we think they're very important tasks and that we shouldn't constrain the Auditor-General in doing things like self-initiated audits and inquiries, because that is also a core part of the role. And if he was required only to do the Crown audits on the time line set out in the law, notwithstanding these very difficult times, then other important work would fall to one side, and this Government wouldn't be subject to the scrutiny that it should be from the Auditor-General. We're not going to let that happen, because we think that the role of the Auditor-General is very important and that he should be, and his team should be, given every resource that he needs to discharge his independent functions. That's why this bill is a good bill. 