Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Minister of Finance): Madam Chair, thank you very much. Part 2 does cover the substantive matters of the bill. The first of those is that it sets out the bank's objectives, functions, and core powers, the Minister's role, the board of the bank, its members, and how they come to be there, the role of the governor of the bank, and the Monetary Policy Committee. A significant number of provisions in this part are, as I've alluded to in my contribution earlier, substantially similar to provisions in the Crown Entities Act 2004. However, as Mr Bayly and others have pointed out, the bank itself is not a Crown entity under that Act, but it is a model of governance that people are not only familiar with but also, I think, can see the merit in in most cases, but, as noted earlier, there are some exceptions to that.