STUART SMITH: Well, I couldn't possibly comment on that. I think it's akin to giving the Minister of Finance the power to say, "I don't like the official cash rate that the Reserve Bank of New Zealand have just set. I'm going to change it. I'm going to make it whatever the number is." We don't do that, and yet that's exactly the power we are giving to the Minister within this bill, and that is why we oppose this bill. It's actually not needed. It's not necessary. It's an overreach, and I think this particular Minister has a view of doing this sort of thing all the time; this is a bit of a track record on this—