Now, I guess the only thing that we can say, aside from supporting this short-term measure to deal with the constraints, is the overall long-term changes that are needed so that this sort of problem doesn't arise in the future—that there is sufficient capacity in bodies like the Auditor-General to undertake this really important work. And, I guess, that just speaks to the overall need for building up capacity and support of the State, of the Government, to undertake these public-good activities. That is something that will not happen if you get an ideological right-wing Government like the National Party or the ACT Party, who consistently run down public services—Government services. I mean, obviously, we're still sort of dealing with that because, ultimately, after National had nine years, with ACT in part, to do this, unfortunately, when the coalition Government came in, we had a lot of promises about things that we wanted to deliver that had great public benefit but there wasn't the revenue promised to enable it.