DAMIEN SMITH: Or failing, as you may ask. But the Government that can provide a fiscal strategy for 10 years, can't work out how many auditors they're going to need for the next two months. So if you do some auditing calculations, it's about 300 hours per auditor, so I'm sure that that's a function of several things. One is—and it exposes a couple of elements that the ACT Party believes: the need for less regulation but more quality auditing around various projects, light rail, Ihumātao, looking at State-owned enterprises. So I'm sure there's a massive job going on at KiwiRail, as an example, where largesse has abounded, there's been infrastructure investment that has probably been building a business case that hasn't been sustainable.