But I wonder if the Minister had contemplated, or would contemplate by way of tabled amendment or Supplementary Order Paper, a change whereby, instead, the relevant provision would talk about an obligation on the Auditor-General to provide the reports as soon as reasonably possible. But in any case, not later than 31 December 2021, or 2022 as the case may be, just to make it clear that there is an intent from Parliament as directed by the Minister. But, ultimately, it will be passed by this House, no doubt by majority, whereby we would make it clear in this place that it should be provided as soon as possible. Each and every report that is already late—because it's not a matter simply of being late and being happy about that, but to minimise the error and not compound it or not to allow it to exist to its greatest possible extent. We should be requiring that the Auditor-General understand that their office should be providing things as soon as possible in the circumstances but, in any case, not later than the close of, as I say, the end of those respective years. So I sense the Minister is ready, willing, and able to provide an answer on that point and perhaps the previous one, too.