That's quite a tall order, sir.
Briefly, the proof will be in the pudding. Second, I think the point of a dialogue is that while I think the Auditor General would be pleased if we got it completely right the first time, I don't think he expects us to. I think we all expect the OAG to pay us a visit in the years ahead on this. I don't think anyone is under any illusions.
I think that at least three of us—and I won't speak for the other departments that aren't here—are in the cycle of appointment and we are fully aware that we can expect to be back here talking about these kinds of things.
He's newer than I am. I've been on the job for eight or nine months, and you've been on the job for only two or three, right?