I mean, as an example, in the old days, you had monetary Government policy which was very much fixated on interest rate control, and it's sort of raising its head again as being the genie that has now got out of the bottle, and yet where in this bill is inflation linked to interest rate control? Or there is no actual mention of inflation, full stop—I think I've got that correct, Minister?—and around the philosophy of price stability, you would argue that that has to be frameworked and included in this bill. Also, we think that the remit has politicised the Reserve Bank and its organisation even closer to Government policy, and we believe that that should be actually reversed.