ANDREW BAYLY (National—Port Waikato): Thank you, Mr Chair. I just thought it'd be useful—I've got a tabled amendment trying to deal with this issue of prioritisation, and I think, as Minister Robertson is quite correct in pointing out, we did both receive a letter on 2 July. As he will know, the backdrop to that was trying to understand what would be the implication if there was a delay, and this letter from the Auditor-General did specify that. As he has pointed out, the letter signals that there are four areas where the audit would be completed within the current due time, particularly the financial statements of Government and all key components. The second one is Financial Markets Conduct Act reporting entities, and those are things such as Auckland Council, Auckland Transport, Watercare, and larger councils. Also, the fourth element is any outstanding audits of councils' long-term plans for 2021-2031. 