We only have to look at what's happening to our economy to know that there is no one single tool that can be used—that there are a range of tools, both monetary and fiscal, and it's no good using one out of coordination and out of sync with the other. What this piece of legislation does is it improves the governance of the Reserve Bank so that it's not a single Reserve Bank Governor making decisions but that it's made in a way which is, frankly, widely recognised as having a higher-quality decision-making process, with a group of people with a range of skills and backgrounds, so that we come with a higher-quality decision that doesn't ignore the wider ramifications of what's going on.