I also want to know what the Auditor-General's priorities are now. The Finance and Expenditure Committee considered this document only this morning and we haven't yet reported back to the House, but the report is a public document and it is the annual plan of the Office of the Auditor-General for 2021/22. It sets out a number of projects, processes, things that it wants to investigate that aren't core business, I would suggest. I'll go through this list—I'm not ranking them, but this is where the Auditor-General wants to work in 2021: "Improving outcomes for Māori; reducing family violence; improving housing outcomes; improving education outcomes; improving health outcomes; implementing the well-being agenda; resilience and climate change; integrity in the public sector; processes underpinning significant Government investments"—all good things. But first things first: the first role of the Office of the Auditor-General is to audit the accounts of Government and its entities. So my question, and we have no answer to these questions either in the communication from the Minister, the Auditor-General, the legislative statement, or this skinny-as-all-hell departmental disclosure statement—