The Auditor-General has properly seen that, given the constraints of the market at the moment, given the world in which we're operating, which has COVID, he will not be able to perform the job that this Parliament needs him to do, and, quite properly, he has come to this Parliament and asked us to give him a little bit of leeway, two months—two months—so that he can reprioritise his work, make sure that the most critical work gets done first, and that all the work gets done within the statutory deadlines. This is why, as a Parliament, we ought to support this bill, and I am astonished that the Opposition is choosing not to. I commend this bill to the House.