00:00positions, more than half are in acting roles? Yeah. Okay. That speaks to an organisation in a
00:05bit of a mess, doesn't it? When your two most senior roles, your CEO and the commissioner
00:11are both acting, your deputy commissioners are all acting, it must be... Well, I mean,
00:19the public would see an organisation in a bit of trouble, wouldn't they? And would they be fair to
00:24see that? I think that's an opinion, like people can have different opinions about us. But I'm
00:30asking you. I appreciate, yes, I appreciate. So setting aside Mr. DeWitt, because he's just acting
00:36for a month while Mr. Reid is on a period of leave. Like we all take leave and so people
00:41come into
00:41acting, you know, people have to take their leave and people have to act when people take their leave.
00:46Yes, you know, the former commissioner resigned on the 6th of July. Nicole Rose resigned 6th of July
00:52as well. So we're in a situation where someone had to be the acting commissioner. Instead of me being
00:58the acting commissioner and us not filling my position, we've put an acting commission, two acting
01:04deputies, or the government decided to put two acting deputies. To be honest, Ms. Kilgore, I think
01:08you're proving my point. It's an organisation in a bit of a mess, isn't it? Because you, have you been
01:14given a time frame for when you're likely to have a commissioner appointed? You'd need to talk
01:22a wrong. So you've been driving and standing in front of us, I think it's just that you know,
01:22you're going to be the acting commissioner as a commissioner of the law of the law of the
01:22So there's no reason that what you've been taking in, is that the state of the law of the
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