I noted in the speech from the Minister earlier that he talked about the importance of independence. Well, I think we are seriously diverging from that concept. I know from wider conversations that we've been having in very recent times—the last couple of weeks, where it's been suggested that we may need to be clear about our instructions to the Reserve Bank—someone has claimed that I, personally, was imposing on the independence of the Reserve Bank, and went so far as to call me "Muldoon-like". I would suggest to you that if you ever want to be Muldoon-like and you want to have control of the Reserve Bank, just have a Minister of Finance who appoints the board, appoints the governor, and appoints the monetary policy committee. That's the problem with this bill. It's not a good put.