I want to turn to a number of the comments that have been raised. The first of those, and one that's been a common thread in a number of the Opposition speeches, is that somehow or other the Government is doing something here that it would not be prepared to do for any other agency. A number of members in the House may not have been present for my first reading speech—and I can do a bit more detail for the benefit of the Opposition now—where, on 15 June, the Financial Markets Authority granted relief for private businesses, for the audits that they have in place. They also, along with the Inland Revenue, have been providing regular relief from various regulatory provisions that affect businesses throughout the last year and a half. The Government is here doing as the Auditor-General has requested: for this extension to be made for the Act for which the Auditor-General is responsible. So we are not doing as members across the House suggest. We are, in fact, merely doing what is within our powers, and the Financial Markets Authority have done what is within their powers to support those private businesses.