So what did she have to do then? Well she had a terrible stand-off. What she did was she took $30 million of taxpayer money to try and fix one mistake, setting a precedent for more. But it gets worse. You see, the money that was given, the $30 million, was not appropriated through an Estimates bill like the one this House is debating today, and the Auditor-General pointed out that the money was spent illegally. It was taken out of the Land for Housing fund, that was never intended to try and fix problems created by the Prime Minister haphazardly wading into a property dispute. So the Auditor-General ticked them off for spending money outside the exact type of appropriations that we're debating today that are required by law for the Government to spend the taxpayer's money.