What it seeks to do is have the Minister and bank agree on a framework for how capital and financial risk management will occur, including things like, for example, the minimum levels of capital that must be held, the optimum levels of capital that must be held, and the ceiling levels of capital that the bank should maintain. Of course, the reason for this is that we don't think it's in the interests of any Minister of Finance to have the Reserve Bank able to put the fiscal position of the Crown at significant risk by incurring huge amounts of expenditure, for example, that were not expected by the Minister. So my question for our Minister of Finance is whether he would give consideration to this SOP, and, if not, why he thinks that the capital and financial risk management framework shouldn't replicate that found elsewhere in the Act for foreign reserves management. 