As I pointed out, I am entitled to speak to the amendments moved by the member for Mackellar. I apologise; I was somewhat distracted by the previous speaker, the member for Mayo, and his attack on the Building the Education Revolution. I admit to the House that I slightly strayed from the contents of the government amendments. These government amendments deal with the function and the power of the Auditor-General, and they are very significant, as opposed to the amendments moved by the member for Mackellar. I endorse and I urge the House to support the amendments that have been moved by the government.