But my real point is this: it was a really useful select committee process. We did actually have a really good look at the bill and, I must say, the report—and you should give it a read, Mr Brownlee—is well worth a read, and we did actually identify some of the things. Given that the Reserve Bank Governor is to become a member of the board, we looked at some of those issues. We looked at the decision-making processes. We identified the risk of conflict of interest. It was already in there in a sense, but we thought it needed some strengthening, so we did exactly that, and we made sure that, obviously, the Reserve Bank Governor didn't have any role to play in things like the appointment of a successor and things like that. We also had a look at a whole lot of other things. 