What was interesting was that he was very clear that public entities would be excluded from that on the basis that there are already expectations on them for similar reporting, and I want to remind the House of the comment I made in the first reading. MPs who have been here for a few years have heard successive reports from the Office of the Auditor-General about the relatively poor quality of the non-financial performance reporting of public entities, and it's something that's been a bit of an irritant to me that when we look at the audit reports and we hear from the auditors for annual review that we get the same kind of "should do better" reports that I've been hearing since about 2013. 