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. What happens is committees assess through the Estimates process and the financial review process where we are—that is how it works. The member can shake his head, but that is how it works. Now, the Auditor-General, who is, in fact, in some ways responsible in some senses for part of that scrutiny process, has raised with the Government and said, "Well, how do we know this amount of money has been spent on this particular Vote or this particular appropriation under the COVID fund?" Now, our response is to say, "Well, we'll do our best to be able to show you exactly what that looks like, but it's actually the responsibility of select committees to go through Estimates and to do financial reviews." That's how the system works. 