I wasn't on the select committee, so I can't comment on all of the submissions that were heard—that was my colleague Chlöe Swarbrick, who was sitting in the Finance and Expenditure Committee—but, basically, from my understanding of the report-back from the select committee and my discussions with her, this is still very much in line with Green Party policy and commentary for the last decade. We want the bank to be able to consider inflation, employment, external balance of trade issues, adoption of alternative targets for monetary policy, and looking at changes to encourage the financial sector to take responsible, long-term financial decisions and avoid excessive risk to economic stability.