I have three questions in relation to the bill; I've got a lot more questions than that more generally. But my first question to the Minister is: what is the effect of the extension in the sense of decision making that will flow from reports that the Auditor-General will make? It seems to me as though the debate has focused, quite rightly, on a number of policy decisions that have led us to this place and some detail around the mechanics of the provision of those reports that the Auditor-General will eventually be making. But in terms of the flow-on effects and the real world consequences, in terms of actions of third parties relying upon the Auditor-General making those decisions, and to understand exactly what is riding on this policy and this legislation that will give effect to it—that is my first question to the Minister and I'll pause there in case he's minded to respond to that before I proceed to my other questions. And he's indicating, in fact, that he would have me continue.