As I said in my first reading speech, this is a relatively simple bill. It extends the time frames for audits covered under the two Acts being amended, those being the Crown Entities Act and the Local Government Act, by two months—two months—for the audit time frames in order to deal with what has been covered in the first reading debate: the impact of a shortage of available auditors with the appropriate expertise to be able to complete these audits. This is a simple bill, and therefore I'm going to focus my comments in the second reading on correcting one or two of the matters that I've heard raised in the first reading, and also on making the point to the Mr Woodhouse and others that, for such an egregious bill in their eyes, they voted for it last year. So they voted for the same bill last year, but this year, apparently, it's an egregious bill. 