ANDREW BAYLY (National—Port Waikato): Thank you, Minister, for that response. I find the response absolutely fascinating, actually, because, as he says—and this is in the letter from the Auditor-General—"Final priorities will depend to some extent on entity readiness for audit." Now, what the Minister has now just suggested is that we're now not looking at the issue of whether the Auditor-General has sufficient audit staff, which is, I understood, what the purpose of this bill was—in the light of people leaving the Audit Office; auditors leaving the Audit Office and lack of capacity in third-party auditing firms—to now one of suggesting that not only have we got a problem with that but we've now got a problem with Government entities who may not be in a position to be audit ready. And if that is what he's suggesting, I'd just really ask him to clarify it, because that is a totally different aspect. And I think, if that's now the proposition and a reason underpinning this, that is a fundamental change.