Now, the Minister, again, as I say, is trying to have a dollar each way. He's talking about how we should not be legislating over the exercise of judgment of the Office of the Controller and Auditor-General, but the one thing the Auditor-General cannot exercise judgment over is the statutory time frames for reporting. So we're not doing any such thing in suggesting amendments to the bill that give effect to the very policy intent that the Minister wants to achieve. There is no harm in agreeing to the amendments that I and my colleagues have tabled. It is simply a statutory reflection of what the Controller and Auditor-General actually believes will be achieved.