I suppose that gives rise to a wider issue: if you did that, that would force the Government to become a little bit more creative than it has been, in the sense of, actually, in terms of the Auditor-General fulfilling its role, what could be done to assist the Auditor-General to do that in the second year of this delay? And that might involve making sure that we've got access to the so-called 200 missing auditors who could come through managed isolation and quarantine, could involve a discrete and rapid training programme to get auditors into the area of becoming auditors, if they are qualified accountants or near qualified. 