I think members of the select committee could well understand the need, perhaps, for the Minister to have consulted with the Reserve Bank prior to making a direction for an additional function. That could've been understood. But to have this requirement that the bank request the Minister, before the Minister directs the bank to perform any additional functions, seems, on the face of it, quite strange and really does seem to subjugate the Minister's ability to ask the bank to perform any additional function. It is, in effect, a veto. Because unless the Reserve Bank says to the Minister, "Yep, we're happy to be asked to do that.", the Minister simply cannot ask for that additional function. In fact, the Minister would have to return to this House and amend the Act itself in order to have that additional function.