My issue is one which I want to use the words of the Auditor-General, to make it very clear to members and those listening that this is not me as an Opposition MP reaching a conclusion; this is the conclusion of the Office of the Auditor-General of New Zealand. What the Auditor-General has said about the $29.9 million payment for land at Ihumātao, which the Government made this year, was that the ministry did not seek the correct approvals; that the expenditure was incurred without appropriation, without authority to use imprest supply; and that for those reasons the payment is unlawful until validated by Parliament.