This is a slow creep towards a very, very poor situation—a dangerous situation, dare I say it—and it saddens me that we cannot support the bill. Reserve Bank bills should be bipartisan, but at least at the first reading, it's not going to be possible. So when we go to select committee and when we hear from submitters, I think there is a very good opportunity to make this bill better than when it came in, and we will certainly keep an open mind about whether or not those changes are sufficiently robust to maintain the independence of the Reserve Bank in order that we can support it. The last thing we want is the marionette master continuing to tinker, and a future Government having to undo that, because what worries me is that by then, a significant amount of damage could be done to our banking system and to our monetary policy framework. I hope that's not the case. 