So as my good colleague here, Michael Woodhouse, noted before, the Auditor-General does have concerns and he was quite public, and we did question him at the last Finance and Expenditure Committee meeting about the quality of the spend, but more importantly, what value it is delivering and how that is reported. His principal concern was the lack of transparency. I think that one of the biggest issues we've got right now is COVID is an excuse for everything. COVID is an excuse that we can spend money like billy-o and continue to spend it without the transparency that New Zealanders require. And certainly we've been trying to disaggregate the figures between how much has been spent on COVID-related issues and how much is baked in from the higher levels of Government spend, often referred to as fiscal drag, which is increases and costs of Government servants, all that sort of stuff: the 10,000 extra Government servants that we have at the moment—those types of examples. 