So the deeply disappointing part of this actually started with the fact that no other political party who has to consider and then vote on this bill was consulted with at any stage prior to the introduction of the legislation. The Minister says, "Oh well, you know, the parties can have their say at select committee.", and they did and we had very good submissions. We had good support and good advice from the officials, and we made what we believe were constructive suggestions to improve the bill and to go back to its original purpose or to remind the committee of the original purpose which was that independence and accountability. None of them were successful, and that, I think, reflects the attitude that this was: the Government knew best; the Minister knew best. He had a particular vision of what the Reserve Bank Act should do and he was going to pass it, and that is the prerogative of the executive, but I am disappointed that there was zero consultation prior to it being brought in. It may have been a much more smooth passage had he done that. So we're now faced with the situation—there will be a future centre-right Government in this country. It will be led by National and supported by ACT and we'll be back here changing this and we won't take as long as this lot did. [Interruption] There's the arrogance. There's the socialist arrogance that that's not going to happen. Simply pointing out that Government's change got them chuckling.