Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Minister of Finance): I thank the member for his question. So this is essentially a clause in the bill that puts in place the operational requirements of having a board, and, obviously, understanding that there were concerns raised by members of the Opposition during the first part of the debate around the question of the role of the board and is it appropriate. But the board now has a series of responsibilities, and this is, I would say at the outset, a highly unlikely set of circumstances, but the advice that we were given was that it was important in order for the board to be confident about the hierarchy of their duties, essentially, that were the monetary policy committee to—and I repeat again. In the highly unlikely event they were to take a decision that would compromise the overall financial responsibilities of the board to run the bank—for instance, a balance sheet - related issue that would make it impossible for the bank to do its job—then this clause 117A then gives them the ability not to implement that decision if that were true. It is, and I want to stress, as the member himself has actually indicated, highly unlikely. It is the belts and braces that he mentioned before. But when one is establishing a board to have the oversight of the operations of the bank, this is a necessary measure.