I think the other thing is this shows that the Audit Office has been losing staff, and the Minister alluded to that. There's been some reduction in the staff of the Audit Office. I understand there's been possibly up to about 30 people that have left the Audit Office. As we understand, the Audit Office has its own staff and they do a good job, but also rely on third-party auditors to do that. I think the first question is: why is the Audit Office in a situation where it is losing substantial numbers of staff and would appear to be in a position where it cannot compete? I think there's inability to compete in a market where a lot of these people have been taken from the Audit Office into the private sector. It gives rise to the issue of the funding of the Audit Office and how it's being managed and whether, in fact, it is being properly structured and funded to make sure that it can meet its duties. Clearly, it hasn't been in the situation where it can do that, because otherwise we wouldn't be doing this bill under urgency today.