INGRID LEARY (Labour—Taieri): I've been listening to the speeches in the House tonight about this bill, and people have said that it should come as no surprise that extra auditors would be needed, but, in fact, it has been a little bit of a surprise, I would say, especially to the private sector. If I read the article on Politik from Richard Harman, a well-respected journalist, he talks about the shortage of auditors being the oddest shortage. If I read his article correctly—this came out today in Politik—he has said that the economy has come roaring back to life and in a way that has caused some surprise to people in the private sector who are needing more financial services, and auditing is, of course, one of them. 