Well, I remind the House that the 1989 legislation was designed to do quite the opposite. It was actually designed to place the Reserve Bank in a more independent and arm's length distance from the potential of an interfering Government. Now, it took a while to frame up, and it was in year five of the six years of the fourth Labour Government and it was part of a raft of amendments to legislation that were specifically designed to do two things. One was to free up a controlled economy, and the other was to reduce the influence, not so much of Parliament but of the executive, on the decisions of so-called independent institutions. My concern right throughout this process was that the creeping hand of the influence of any Minister of Finance, not just this Minister of Finance, becomes more likely.