What assurance can he give—because I'm not sure he can, because there is nothing specified in the legislation or the proposed bill—that actually this would be properly debated, first of all, in the Finance and Expenditure Committee, whether that involved any third parties, particularly if the remit change affected a number of the banking sector, as an example, or perhaps some other organisations? And what is the opportunity in this House other than to ask questions of the Minister? Because, otherwise, we have a substantial change to the direction of the Reserve Bank, premier financial institution, and, basically, under this current arrangement, it all happens and gets done and dusted without any form of debate.