I note that Anna Lorck, in her second reading speech, said that she agreed that we should pay auditors more, so why did the National Party not raise this issue in April when it had an opportunity to? Well, the answer to that is very simple: we had no idea. We can't raise issues that haven't been first raised by the people to whom that issue relates. And so we've not actually heard much about that. We had a heads up on Thursday, we've got a letter—a quite comprehensive letter—that Mr O'Connor might be interested to know doesn't mention COVID at all, except to the extent that the remedy being sought is similar to a remedy that was applied last year. We are not fixing a COVID problem here. The problem is not going to go away just because we kicked the can down the road. As Mr Nash said in his interjection on me in the second reading, "This is the only plan the Government has." Although, I'll give the Minister a chance to correct his colleague, because I think we are in need of an explanation of that.