BARBARA EDMONDS (Labour—Mana): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It's my pleasure to be able to take a short call on the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Bill. I find it quite interesting that the previous member referred to the diagram on page 3 of the Reserve Bank bill, the commentary back from the select committee, as Gotham City. Well, number two of the Batman movie series is around Batman Returns and it talks about Catwoman and the process where Catwoman, Michelle Pfeiffer, passes away in it, and it talks about nine lives. Well, the interesting thing is that part of this commentary on the bill and National's complaint in their minority view is around that Parliament should have a greater degree of oversight over the monetary policy remits; it shouldn't impinge on the ultimate power of the Minister of Finance. Well, the other side of the House had nine years to make those changes. This legislation has been 30 years. It needed a review and so we've reviewed it and I'd like to thank the officials from both Treasury and the Parliamentary Counsel Office for a lot of their advice during the bill. So I just find a little bit of irony talking about Gotham City, nine lives, and nine years where people could have done something but they didn't.