The Public Audit Excess Fee Bill provides for the specified access of audit fees of certain categories of organs of state, payable to the Auditor-General, as envisaged in the Public Audit Act, Act 25 of 2004. If the stated conditions are complied with, it becomes a direct charge against the National Revenue Fund - no longer against the National Treasury vote - and the Act provides for matters connected therewith. That is the difference. There is a movement of trying to charge the funds from National Treasury, but this Act allows for these funds to be a direct charge from the National Revenue Fund.