It's interesting to look at the departmental disclosure statement on this bill, and throughout it there are a number of questions under a number of topics, and for each one of these, ordinarily when a person goes through these, a member goes through these, they're able to get some sense of the level of scrutiny that's gone on. But through here we have just a series of the answer "No, haven't done it" or "Not applicable", and it is one of those sorts of incredibly lightweight documents that leads people who have been around for a while to get quite concerned about what the actual intention of the bill is. So, while we're seeing that it does apparently just extend the period under which an audit might be conducted, it does not exclude some of the major departments of State from that exemption. It may have been a more acceptable bill if there were some of the smaller organisations, particularly Government entities, not local government, not health boards, but other entities that were to have their audit period extended, but to do it carte blanche, across all of the agencies of the State, seems to me to be an excess.