So I want to focus a few of my questions to the Minister of Finance on a report that I think is very significant, and that is the report of the Controller and Auditor-General, because what that report highlights is it says that the reporting done by this Government, on the way that it spends money, is inadequate. It highlights the fact that, yes, we have financial metrics about how much is spent—and, goodness me, we know a lot is spent; 68 percent more spent than when this Government came to power—but, as the Office of the Auditor-General reports—and I quote—"Increased risk is an inevitable result of the current environment." When policies are designed in a hurry, for large sums of money or use higher-trust models, they increase risks to probity.