We then know that what occurred was that there were major errors from the New Zealand Treasury, because when Ministers go and sign cheques on behalf of the New Zealand public, there are actually legal processes which require them to get imprest supply from the Parliament. In this case, approval was not sought, and that is what the Auditor-General lays out. But despite Treasury speaking to the Auditor-General about this on 12 March, here in this Parliament, on 17 March, the Minister of Housing, Minister Woods, maintained the fiction that the Land for Housing Programme would be used for Ihumātao, even though she knew a specific new appropriation had had to be created.