In a normal year, he cannot exercise his judgment to say, "Well, the statutory deadline is 31 October, but I'm a bit busy. We're going to extend it out." He has no such discretion. I should note that while the Minister keeps quoting actions of the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) in respect of extension of time for reporting to them, they didn't do a change to the law. All the FMA said was they would suspend action and they would not prosecute or pursue in respect of those failed deadlines. Now, the Controller and Auditor-General doesn't have that discretion either, so the Government argues that the bill is necessary. That's their prerogative, but at least the amendments that I and my colleagues are suggesting give better effect to the reporting deadlines.