But there is a concern that there are clauses where, because of the timing—where waiting for a report from the OAG would prevent a change in an LTP if it had to take effect before 30 June this year, which is not a long way away; it's something like seven weeks away—it will then be acceptable for the LTP to go through without an Auditor-General report, but the report must state that there has been no OAG oversight and state the reason why. I understand that fail-safe. I understand the reason for it, but as my colleague and spokesperson for Auckland local government, Denise Lee, pointed out in a conversation to me last evening, Auckland Council, for example, is dealing with a very large annual budget. For scrutiny of any changes of any kind where in legislation consultation is prescribed, any change to that should be done rarely and reasonably. So that is one of the clauses—the only clause, to be fair, in the local government part of this bill—where National does have some concerns.