Anchor: New Zealand requires entities from which the government purchases a significant quantity of goods and services to include audited statements of objectives and statements of service performance with their financial statements.
Entailed: New Zealand requires auditing statements whenever the government buys a large amount of items from an entity. 
Contradiction: There are no auditing or performance requirements for anything the government of New Zealand buys.
Contradiction: Nobody is buying food.
Contradiction: Investments in domestic capital can be more than the savings of a nation if it borrows from other countries.
Contradiction: The men are drinking wine from paper cups.
Contradiction: A child plays.