I think people forget that when we set up the institutional arrangements for the Reserve Bank 30 years ago, it was quite revolutionary. In fact, many countries around the world looked at New Zealand and subsequently adopted very similar structural arrangements for their own central banking systems. So here we are: we're at a situation where this is the second of a substantial refit of the Reserve Bank. We passed the legislation that dealt with the establishment of the monetary policy committee—which, in itself, had some changes—and this is now starting to strike its quite significant structural issues with the Reserve Bank.