Speaker, firstly, let me help the hon member and my colleague. The Western Cape is not the first to have a clean audit; Gauteng has had it many times. [Applause.] Not qualified - unqualified! [Interjections.] I am talking about Gauteng ... [Applause.] ... which has always been under the ANC. [Applause.] [Laughter.]
Of course, there are monitoring systems in government once it is discovered that there are problems in terms of the usage of funds. There are actions that are always taken in government, which are tabled and known. Therefore, at a given time, once those responsible for that realise that they have to take action - because, even if the audits are qualified, they may be qualified this year and may not be qualified the other year - once that becomes a consistent kind of record, there are actions that have to be taken, which are contained in the Constitution. So, there is no doubt that, if anything went wrong, action will be taken at the right moment. I thank you.