Now, the two questions I have—and I'm still reeling somewhat at the revelation, and I must confess I missed it in the letter from Mr Ryan to him and Mr Bayly, and that comment that, as always, final priorities will depend to some extent on entity readiness for audit. So my question in respect of that is: was that the first time that the Minister had been made aware that entities in his control and other ministerial colleagues' control may not be ready for audit, and is that why we are passing this? So have they received advice that individual entities, whether they be DHBs or State-owned enterprises, won't be ready for audit? Has the Auditor-General's office—and I see that their fine staff are represented on the bench tonight and may be able to answer this. Have Crown entities or local councils come to the Office of the Controller and Auditor-General and said, "We can't. We're going to struggle with our entity readiness for audit."? What is the problem that we're trying to solve here? Because that hasn't been pointed out prior to this.