The third element, if you really wanted to be creative, would be a question of prioritising some of the work that Audit New Zealand should be focused on. My colleague the Hon Michael Woodhouse was talking about this in his first reading speech, talking about the wide range of work that Audit New Zealand is proposing to undertake in this financial year. One of the options—the third option—is to say to Audit New Zealand, "Maybe you should put on hold some of that work so you can focus on doing the audits." Again, a responsible Government or a creative Government would have looked at those options. What we haven't heard, and haven't heard from any of the speeches given tonight, nor even from the Minister, is any of those things being canvassed. All we see is a blunt tool from the Government which is saying, "We are going to pass a special piece of legislation to deal with this issue and this deficiency in the way that the immigration policies have been applied by the Government.", and I think that's the crux of the matter. 