So the key changes that were made by the select committee really were that the governor will now act as that kind of conduit between the board and the monetary policy committee. The chairperson—we very much did talk about the kind of conflict issues that were involved, so we were much more nuanced in the way that the chair would be involved or not involved when there were conflicts. So we considered those matters. We have addressed them as best we could. We did actually work collaboratively as a select committee for a large part of the time. While there is an oppositional view, now I would like to just, finally, acknowledge the work that was done in that select committee, and was done largely because I think even the Opposition would agree that there is so much common ground in this legislation. So much of it made sense and common sense, and, while we may disagree on a few of the nuances, I think we all agree that this is an important step for the country. I commend this bill to the House.