So my question to the Minister, taking in the context of those quite damning reports and statements, is: what has changed? What will give this House confidence that the money that was announced in 2019—because, of course, that is some of the Estimates for this year—plus the new money as well—what has changed? How will we know in the House here that that money will actually make a difference, that there's actually leadership, a clear plan and, ultimately, that will execute change? And also, for the Auditor-General, what has changed around performance measures so that the public knows that they will get value for money in the money that we are talking about today?