One of the things I didn't have the time or the opportunity to do prior to the first reading in, I think, December was to go back and have a look at the Hansard of the things that were being discussed when the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Bill was introduced some 32 or 33 years ago, because it's quite illuminating to see what the objectives of the bill and the Act that has actually, I think, stood the test of time. When it was first introduced, it was moved by the Minister of Finance, the Hon David Caygill, in the fourth Labour Government. I'm just going to quote a bit from the Hansard, because I think it's quite telling in respect of what the goals for the Act were and whether or not—I want to consider whether or not some of the changes that we're making to the bill in this bill, the Act in this bill, are actually commensurate with those initial goals. 