Hon GERRY BROWNLEE (National): This debate here has seen a display of the most breathtaking arrogance that could ever be put on in front of the people of New Zealand—quite extraordinary. So while the members over there have said, "Nothing to see here. Just a bit of a problem. We can't get enough auditors to do the auditing that they're supposed to do, so let's just ignore the problem"—which affects not just the Auditor-General's office but all businesses throughout the country—"and just put it off for two months, for the next two years." The question I've got is: when is there a catch-up point? That's something we'll tease out during the committee stages of this debate. 