STUART SMITH (National—Kaikōura): I'd like to thank Minister Robertson for his response just before, and he made a very strong point about the Parliament not deciding the order in which audits should be done and that we should trust the Auditor-General to make those judgments. So the Minister, in short, is asking us to trust the Auditor-General to make a decision about which entities should have priority for an audit. This is the same Auditor-General that has got us in a position where a bill has to come to Parliament for us to get him out of the trouble he got himself into. He hasn't either, but perhaps it's because the Minister—perhaps not the Minister in the chair, but the one who's responsible for that Government department, hasn't adequately provided the funding for the Auditor-General to remunerate the staff sufficiently to keep them.