For the first time since becoming New jersey’s governor, Chris Christie hasn’t released his tax returns by October.

The lapse was first reported by Politico on Wednesday, though a Christie spokesman said the governor will get around to making the disclosure.

“The governor and Mrs. Christie will release their taxes when they are ready to do so,” said Christie spokesman Brian Murray.

The delay comes as he heads up the transition team for GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, who says he won’t release his returns until the IRS completes an audit.

Trump’s running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, released 10 years of returns in September.

In filings covering 2014, Chris and Mary Pat Christie reported earnings of nearly $1 million, mostly from his wife’s more than $700,000 in earnings at the investment firm Angelo, Gordon & Co.

She left the job in April 2015, a few months before Christie jumped into the presidential race.

The salary of the New jersey governor is $175,000.