Mr Speaker, there are a couple of issues that I want to respond to. The hon member from Cope, the guy who stole the Currie Cup from the Western Province, raised the issues in Transnet. I want to make a point that in respect of state- owned enterprises that are governed by the Companies Act, the boards must make decisions, because these are not funded on the budget. It is necessary that we respect the articles of association so that we don't mix things up. If you expect the executive to be involved on that level of decision-making in a company, what will you expect of us next? I think the approach is flawed.
The hon Ndabandaba raised the issue about the Auditor-General and indeed we want to join him and the ANC in recognising the formidable achievements of the Auditor-General, Mr Nombembe.
The hon member from, I think, the DA, has a big smile. Whoever he is, he's got a big smile; I don't know that this House deals with the youth league of the DA. [Laughter.] Don't bring things from the outside here, because we will not respond to your views. This is about the accountability of government, and it is fundamentally important that we use these slots to hold government to account and not dream up things that you want on the floor of this House, hon member. [Applause.]
The hon Ambrosini ...