Dr DUNCAN WEBB (Labour—Christchurch Central): Thank you, Mr Speaker. It is disappointing that we don't have unanimity in the House on this important matter, because we all agree on the role of the Auditor-General and the importance of it. I was surprised to hear Mr Woodhouse pooh-pooh, if you like, some of the other work that the Auditor-General's doing and say that the Auditor-General should shove to one side the work on delivery of health, shove to one side the work on domestic violence, the work on Māori equity, and the wellbeing of all of New Zealand—that those things should be shoved to one side so that the audit reports of Crown entities can be completed on time.